The A to Z of Quizzes

 

INTRODUCTION
Over 5000 trivia teasers await you in this comprehensive compilation. Each letter of the alphabet is represented by a different theme with each comprising of 20 separate quizzes.
This manuscript encompasses the letters A to H from Answerlinks to History with separate links for I to O (Initial quizzes to Odds & Ends), P to U and U (cont’) to Z.

CONTENTS

A is for Answerlinks
B is for Body Matters
C is for Celebrities
D is for Dirty Dozen
E is for Entertainment
F is for Food & Drink
G is for Geography
H is for History
I is for Initial Quizzes
J is for Just Trivia
K is for Kwizlets
L is for Letter Links
M is for Movies
N is for Name Games
O is for Odds & Ends
P is for Pop
Q is for Quest to Connect
R is for Read All About It
S is for Sport
T is for Television
U is for Useful Lists
V is for Vocabulary
W is for Who Am I?
X is for Xmas Quizzes
Y is for You Choose
Z is for Zoology







A is for Answer Links


ANSWER LINKS EXPLAINED

This section comprises of twenty quizzes of ten questions with each set of ten having a recurring theme that links the answers, as in the example below.

THE COUNTY SET
The answers to the following questions all contain the name of an English county.

1 What is the name of the mild mannered secret identity of Superman? (Clark KENT)

2 Who wrote the novel The Moon and Sixpence? (SOMERSET Maugham)

3 Who plays Emily Bishop in Coronation Street? (Eileen DERBYSHIRE)



















A

ANSWER LINKS QUIZ ONE

TO BE OR NOT TO BE
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a Shakespeare character.

1 What is the name of David & Victoria Beckham’s second son?

2 Who links the films The Mask of Zorro, Interview with the Vampire and Spy Kids?

3 Which TV series of the 1960s featured a submarine called The Seaview?

4 What six-letter H word is the name given to a small village?

5 What is the name of Rodney Trotter’s wife in the sitcom Only Fools and Horses?

6 Who is the patron saint of lovers?

7 In which film did Gene Kelly sing I Got Rhythm?

8 What is the name of the daughter of Sir John Mills who married the actor Maxwell Caulfield?

9 Which Dutch football club won the European Cup in 1971, 1972 and 1973?

10 Which pop trio had Top 10 hits in 1998 with the songs Life Ain’t Easy and I Want You Back?

Answers
ROMEO
ANTONIO Banderas
Voyage to the BOTTOM of the Sea
HAMLET
CASSANDRA
Saint VALENTINE
An American in PARIS
JULIET Mills
AJAX Amsterdam
CLEOPATRA

ANSWER LINKS QUIZ TWO

RIVER RIDDLES
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a river.

1 Which female singer collaborated with Elton John on his first No 1 hit single?

2 Which of the Wombles was named after a South American river?

3 Which actor’s death in October 1985 raised world wide awareness of the disease AIDS?

4 Yummy, Yummy, Yummy was the biggest hit single of which 60s pop group?

5 On August 1, 1876 what became the 38th state of the USA?

6 In which story did Hercule Poirot solve the murder of Linnet Ridgeway?

7 In which 1988 film did Gene Hackman and Willem Dafoe play FBI agents investigating the activities of the Klu Klux Klan?

8 Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club play their home matches at which stadium?

9 Who connects the films Ghostbusters, Kingpin and Tootsie?

10 Who played Clint Eastwood’s female partner in the Dirty Harry movie The Enforcer?

Answers
Kiki DEE
ORINOCO
Rock HUDSON
OHIO Express
COLORADO
Death on the NILE
MISSISSIPPI Burning
TRENT Bridge
Bill MURRAY
TYNE Daly

ANSWER LINKS QUIZ THREE

AROUND THE USA
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a city in the USA.

1 Who provides lead vocals for the pop group Dawn?

2 Which famous name in America’s Wild West was born in Iowa in 1846 and was buried on Lookout Mountain in June 1917?

3 Who was the only Scottish referee at football’s 2002 World Cup finals?

4 In which film did Antonio Banderas play the lover of Tom Hanks?

5 Which song contains the line, “You leave the Pennsylvania Station ‘bout a quarter to four”?

6 Which film won the 2003 Golden Globe for best musical?

7 Who signed a record breaking $100 million contract with Arista Records in 2001?

8 Who won a Best Actor Oscar for his role in the film Training Day?

9 What name was given to the tax protest of 1773 carried out by The Sons Of Liberty while disguised as Mohawk Indians?

10 With which group was Gloria Estefan when hitting the charts with the song, Dr Beat?

Answers
Tony ORLANDO
BUFFALO Bill
Hugh DALLAS
PHILADELPHIA
CHATANOOGA CHOO CHOO
CHICAGO
Whitney HOUSTON
Denzel WASHINGTON
The BOSTON Tea Party
The MIAMI Sound Machine


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ FOUR

THE COUNTY SET
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of an Irish county.

1 Who did Richard Chamberlain portray on TV when he was employed by Blair General Hospital?

2 Which Hollywood star died in 1957 whilst making the film Solomon and Sheba?

3 Who is the patron saint of television?

4 What is the full name of the character played by Richard Gere in An Officer and a Gentleman?

5 Which song provided Status Quo with their first chart topping single?

6 In 1977 which Australian billionaire established The World Series Cricket tournament?

7 Which musician acquired the nickname of The Man with the Golden Flute?

8 Which peer nicknamed Lord Porn died in 2001 aged 95?

9 What eight-letter L word is the name given to a five-line poem?

10 What is the name of the detective who solves the Ruth Rendell mysteries?

Answers
Dr KILDARE
TYRONE Power
Saint CLARE
Zack MAYO
DOWN DOWN
KERRY Packer
James GALWAY
Lord LONGFORD
LIMERICK
Inspector Reg WEXFORD

 

ANSWER LINKS QUIZ FIVE

FOR THE BIRD BRAINS
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a bird.

1 Mount Ararat is the highest point in which country?

2 Which vessel sank on Coniston Water on January 4, 1967?

3 Who wrote an essay entitled Notes on Hospitals in 1859?

4 By what name is the fictional villain Oswald Cobblepot better known?

5 What was the name of the character played by Ben Vereen in the Emmy Award winning mini TV series Roots?

6 What was the name of the famous flying boat of Howard Hughes that saw its only flight in 1947?

7 What name is given to the dish of dried bummalo fish?

8 In which American soap of the 1980s did Jane Wyman play Angela Channing?

9 Which singer born in Missouri in 1962 won three Grammy Awards for her 1993 debut album Tuesday Night Music Club?

10 Which ballet by Tchaikovsky was first performed on May 4, 1877 in the city of Moscow?

Answers
TURKEY
BLUEBIRD
Florence NIGHTINGALE
The PENGUIN
CHICKEN George
Spruce GOOSE
Bombay DUCK
FALCON Crest
Sheryl CROW
SWAN Lake


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ SIX
CREATURE COMFORTS
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of an animal.

1 What is the name of the most southerly point on England’s mainland?

2 What is the name of the complex of small islands overlooked by the Niagara Falls?

3 What is the heraldic name for black?

4 Which girl group had hits with cover versions of the records The Tide Is High and Eternal Flame?

5 In which 1970 film did Richard Harris play an English aristocrat held captive by an American Indian tribe?

6 What is cockney rhyming slang for a road?

7 Which animated film featured a vulpine called Tod and a canine called Copper?

8 Which hit record by The Coasters opens with the line, “Take out the papers and the trash”?

9 Which Shakespeare play features a beggar called Christopher Sly?

10 Which novel by Walter Farley was adapted into a film starring Mickey Rooney?

Answers
LIZARD Point
GOAT Island
SABLE
Atomic KITTEN
A Man Called HORSE
FROG & TOAD
The FOX and the HOUND
Yakety YAK
The Taming of the SHREW
The Black STALLION

 

ANSWER LINKS QUIZ SEVEN

THE DEEP BLUE SEA
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a sea creature.

1 Which rock band’s biggest hit was provided by the song, Don’t Fear the Reaper?

2 Bastinado is a form of punishment that involves beating the what?

3 Who won the Superbowl in consecutive years in 1973 and 1974?

4 Which novel by RM Ballantyne features the character of Ralph Rover?

5 What name is given to the wrestling hold where an aggressor grabs his opponent’s legs and sits on his back applying pressure?

6 Who recorded the song, Kiss from A Rose in 1995?

7 Composed by Sydney Torch, what is the title of the theme tune used by the TV series Blue Peter?

8 Which crime fighters were trained by a rat called Splinter?

9 In which 1977 film did Richard Harris play the sea faring character of Captain Nolan?

10 What is the name of the rival gang of The Faces in Saturday Night Fever?

Answers
Blue OYSTER Cult
The SOLES of the feet
Miami DOLPHINS
CORAL Island
Boston CRAB
SEAL
BARNACLE Bill
Teenage Mutant Ninja TURTLES
Orca, KILLER WHALE
The BARRACUDAS

 

ANSWER LINKS QUIZ EIGHT

A BODY COUNT
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a part of the human body.

1 What is a young elephant called?

2 On which remote island was King Kong found living?

3 Who stole the Crown Jewels from the Tower of London on May 9, 1671?

4 Which 18th century war fought between Spain and Great Britain was also known as King George’s War?

5 What is the more common name for pre-patellar bursitis?

6 What is the more common name for the eucalyptus tree?

7 What is the title of the first sequel to the film Raiders of the Lost Ark?

8 Which part of the body shares its name with a punctuation mark and a foreign currency?

9 In which American sitcom did Billy Connolly play a teacher called Bill MacGregor?

10 In Greek mythology who is the goddess of the rainbow?

Answers
CALF
SKULL Island
Captain Thomas BLOOD
The War of Jenkins EAR
Housemaid’s KNEE
GUM Tree
Indiana Jones and the TEMPLE Of Doom
COLON
HEAD of the Class
IRIS


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ NINE

COLOUR CODED
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a colour.

1 Which horse won the Aintree Grand National in 2001?

2 Celie is the name of the central character in which award winning novel by Alice Walker?

3 In which 1999 film was Samuel L Jackson killed by a shark?

4 Who played Private Pike in Dad’s Army?

5 Which song opens with the line, “I’m coming home I’ve done my time”?

6 What is the name of Cleveland’s NFL American football team?

7 By what name is Alecia Moore better known in the world of pop music?

8 Of the Home-Coming to Hampshire is the title of the final chapter of which novel by Arthur Conan Doyle?

9 Which novel by Robert Louis Stevenson set during the War of the Roses features the lead character of Richard Shelton?

10 By what colourful name is King William III better known?

Answers
RED Marauder
The Color PURPLE
Deep BLUE Sea
Ian LAVENDAR
Tie A YELLOW Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
Cleveland BROWNS
PINK
A WHITE Company
The BLACK Arrow
William of ORANGE


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ TEN

THE ANNIVERSARY WALTZ
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a wedding anniversary.

1 In which 1944 black comedy did Cary Grant play the role of Mortimer Brewster?

2 What is the official state nickname of Alabama?

3 What is the world’s largest sea?

4 Who invented the food processor in 1947?

5 What is the name of the Mayor of Springfield in The Simpsons?

6 What was the only No 1 hit single for the 70s glam rock group The Rubettes?

7 Which character did Jack Haley play in The Wizard of Oz?

8 Which song has been a hit for Melanie, Rod Stewart and The Rolling Stones?

9 Abidjan is the commercial capital of which African republic?

10 Which 2001 Hollywood blockbuster chronicled events that occurred on December 7, 1941?

Answers
Arsenic and Old LACE
The COTTON State
South CHINA Sea
Kenneth WOOD
DIAMOND Joe Quimby
SUGAR Baby Love
The TIN Man
RUBY Tuesday
The IVORY Coast
PEARL Harbor


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ ELEVEN

PAPAL INFALLIBILITY
The answers to the ten following questions all contain the name of a Pope

1 Who wrote the novel Anna Karenina?

2 Which entertainer once described as, “the funniest pianist on Earth” died at his Connecticut home on December 23, 2000?

3 Which Australian singer enjoyed a 1978 UK hit with the song Love Is in the Air?

4 Which horse beginning with L won the Grand National in 1978?

5 Who won a Best Actor Oscar for his role as Atticus Finch in the film adaptation of the novel To Kill a Mockingbird?

6 Who served as a Liberal MP from 1972 to 1987 and worked as a liaison officer at the Nuremberg War Trials?

7 Which 1983 album by Billy Joel included the tracks Uptown Girl and Tell Her About It?

8 Which Hamburg born composer founded the Academy of Arts in Berlin in 1841?

9 Which cartoon cat is the archenemy of Tweety Pie?

10 Which British swimmer won the 100m men’s backstroke gold medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympics?

Answers
LEO Tolstoy
VICTOR Borge
JOHN PAUL Young
LUCIUS
GREGORY Peck
Sir CLEMENT Freud
An INNOCENT Man
FELIX Mendelssohn
SYLVESTER
ADRIAN Moorhouse


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ TWELVE

A FILM REVIEW
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a famous film each of which has a one-word title.

1 Which legendary sports star acquired several nicknames during his career including Herman the Great and The Home Run King?

2 Launched in July 2000, Craig Philips was the first winner of which reality TV show?

3 Which word of German origin literally means, “noisy ghost”?

4 Who composed the opera Cosi Fan Tutte?

5 Who played the role of Bootsie in the TV comedy of yesteryear Bootsie and Snudge?

6 Which Somerset born author, a famous name in the world of science fiction wrote his first book in 1951 entitled Prelude to Space?

7 Juno, Gold, Sword, Utah and Omaha were the code names given to what in June 1944?

8 In the army what comes between a section and a company?

9 Who was shot and killed in a garden in New Delhi on October 31, 1984?

10 Which jazz legend formed the Creole Jazz Band in 1922?

Answers
BABE Ruth
BIG Brother
POLTERGEIST
Wolfgang AMADEUS Mozart
ALFIE Bass
ARTHUR C Clarke
The BEACHES at the D Day landings
A PLATOON
Indira GANDHI
King OLIVER


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ THIRTEEN

TOP OF THE POPS
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a well-known pop group.

1 How is November 1st otherwise known?

2 What is the US counterpart to the emergency number of 999?

3 Which character in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is associated with the cry of, “Off with her head”?

4 To which city did the German government relocate in 1990?

5 Which critically acclaimed sci-fi movie was adapted from the Arthur C Clark novel The Sentinel?

6 Which “ursine” American football team won the Superbowl in 1986?

7 What was the title of the first film to win Best Film Oscar?

8 In The game of Quidditch the characters of Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy are both what?

9 In which prison was Norman Stanley Fletcher incarcerated for five years in the sitcom Porridge??

10 Who in a series of TV ads says, “It’s not Terry’s, its mine”?

Answers
ALL SAINTS Day
911
QUEEN of Hearts
BERLIN
2001 A Space ODYSSEY
CHICAGO Bears
WINGS
SEEKERS
SLADE Prison
DAWN French


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ FOURTEEN

THE GOOD BOOK
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a biblical character.

1 Which song topped the UK singles charts for George Michael in the first month of 1996?

2 How is Saint Sylvester’s Day otherwise known?

3 Who said “The ballot is stronger than the bullet”?

4 What was the surname of Granny as played by Irene Ryan in the 60s sitcom The Beverly Hillbillies??

5 Who was born on Monday, married on Wednesday, dead by Saturday and buried on Sunday?

6 Who famous name from the world of music provided the voice of Chef in the animated TV show South Park?

7 Who founded the religion of Christian Science?

8 Which Elton John hit contains the line “I can see the red tail lights heading for Spain?

9 What is the world’s largest species of beetle?

10 Which rock band recorded the album Hell Bent for Leather?

Answers
JESUS to a Child
New Year’s EVE
ABRAHAM Lincoln
MOSES
SOLOMON Grundy
ISAAC Hayes
MARY Baker Eddy
DANIEL
GOLIATH beetle
JUDAS Priest


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ FIFTEEN

DISCIPLE DISCIPLINES
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of one of the twelve disciples of Jesus.

1 Which American astronaut went on to become Senator of Ohio in 1974?

2 Which Russian Czar was born Pyotr Alekseyevich in 1672?

3 Under Milk Wood was the last completed work of which author?

4 Which actor married Sarah Jessica Parker in 1997?

5 Who was the seventh President of the USA?

6 Which British driver was crowned Formula One world champion in 1976?

7 Which song contains the line, “The minute you let under your skin”?

8 In January 1953 who was made a marshal of the RAF, a field marshal and an Admiral of the Fleet?

9 Who wrote the play The Odd Couple?

10 Ian Hill, KK Downing, John Ellis and Alan Atkins were the original members of which Birmingham rock band founded in 1971?

Answers
JOHN Glenn
PETER the Great
Dylan THOMAS
MATTHEW Broderick
ANDREW Jackson
JAMES Hunt
Hey JUDE
Prince PHILIP
Neil SIMON
JUDAS Priest



ANSWER LINKS QUIZ SIXTEEN
CHINESE WHISPERS
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a creature that represents a year in the Chinese calendar.

1 Which golfer won the US Open in 2000?

2 Which cult TV series based on an ancient Chinese folk tale called Hsi Yu Chi?

3 Which American Indian leader of the Sioux Wars was born along Rapid Creek in 1842 and died in 1877 from a bayonet wound?

4 What term in golf describes a fairway that bends sharply to either the left or the right?

5 Which theatre group was founded by Jo Collins and Mary Ward in 1974?

6 What two-word ovine expression is used to describe a disreputable member of a family?

7 Which film featured a gang of weasels called Greasy, Stupid, Wheezy, Psycho and Smart Ass?

8 What nickname was bestowed upon the army division led by Montgomery that defeated Rommel at El Alamein?

9 In which 1973 film did Bruce Lee enter a martial arts tournament on an island owned by an evil drugs baron called Han?

10 Which US plain extends 650 km westward from northwest Wyoming to the Idaho-Oregon border?
Answers
TIGER Woods
MONKEY
Crazy HORSE
DOG leg
CHICKEN Shed Theatre Group
Black SHEEP
Who Framed Roger RABBIT?
The Desert RATS
Enter the DRAGON
SNAKE River Plain


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ SEVENTEEN

A PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the surname of a US President.

1 Which former England football captain spent the Christmas period of 1990 as an inmate of Chelmsford Prison?

2 Lasagne is the favourite food of which feline creation of Jim Davis?

3 Which ice skater was involved in a scandal that resulted in the deliberate injury of her rival Nancy Kerrigan?

4 What was the Boulder Dam renamed in 1947?

5 Who set a new world record when she flew solo from England to Australia in 1930?

6 In 1381 who led the Peasants Revolt?

7 Which singer’s first two albums were entitled The Kick Inside and Lionheart?

8 What make and model of car did Steve McQueen drive in the 1968 film Bullitt?

9 Which member of The Goodies wore a Union Jack waistcoat?

10 Ocean Greyness and Lavender Mist are amongst the works of which artist born in Wyoming in 1912?

Answers
Tony ADAMS
GARFIELD
Tonya HARDING
HOOVER Dam
Amy JOHNSON
Wat TYLER
Kate BUSH
FORD Mustang
Tim Brooke-TAYLOR
JACKSON Pollock

ANSWER LINKS QUIZ EIGHTEEN

ON THE BOX
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the title of a TV programme.

1 Which group had a 1986 No 1 hit with a cover version of Spirit in the Sky?

2 Common Blue, Orange Tip and Painted Lady are all the names of what?

3 Which former Wimbledon champion received a suspended two-year jail sentence in October 2002 for tax evasion charges?

4 In which 1965 film did Charlton Heston play Michelangelo?

5 What would a Scotsman stir with his spurtle?

6 What weapon is depicted on the badge of Arsenal FC?

7 In 1986 with which song did the Swedish pop group Europe top the UK singles charts?

8 In the Bible what is referred to as “the staff of life”?

9 Which song contains the line, “who wants to wallow in champagne”?

10 What collective name is given to the first ten amendments of the American Constitution?

Answers
Doctor and the MEDICS
BUTTERFLIES
Boris BECKER
The AGONY and the Ecstasy
PORRIDGE
CANNON
The Final COUNTDOWN
BREAD
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE
THE BILL Of Rights



ANSWER LINKS QUIZ NINETEEN

AND THE WINNER IS
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the surname of an Oscar winning film star.

1 What was the first No 1 hit to feature the vocals of Boy George?

2 Which boxer added the name Marvelous to his name by deed poll?

3 The Mindbenders were the backing group for which 60s singing artist?

4 In 1984 which British footballer won the Golden Boot Awards as Europe’s leading scorer?

5 Which nursery rhyme medical man travelled to Gloucester in inclement weather?

6 What is the surname of the TV family who founded International Rescue?

7 With which group did Terry Hall achieve chart success with the song Thinking of You?

8 Who connects the TV shows Eastenders, Heartbeat and Harbour Lights?

9 What is the name of the main town on the Isle of Man?

10 Who opposed the House of York in the War of the Roses?

Answers
Do You Really Want To HURT Me
MARVIN Hagler
WAYNE Fontana
Ian RUSH
Doctor FOSTER
TRACY
The Colour FIELD
Nick BERRY
DOUGLAS
The House of LANCASTER


ANSWER LINKS QUIZ TWENTY

LINGUISTICS
The answers to the following ten questions all contain the name of a language.

1 Which novel by Michael Ondaatjee was adapted into a 1990s Oscar winning film?

2 Who plays the role of Geraldine Grainger on TV?

3 Which notorious New York gangster was born Arthur Flegenheimer?

4 Terry Kath, one time member of the pop group Chicago, died whilst playing which deadly game?

5 Who wrote the novel Trainspotting?

6 What is the national game of Ireland?

7 What is advertised on TV with the tag line, “Full of Eastern promise”?

8 What species of jellyfish, prevalent off the coast of Hawaii, is called the palalia in the Hawaiian language?

9 Which 1981 song provided the only UK chart hit for The Passions?

10 What name is given to the riverside area of Paris that houses the Sorbonne and is generally associated with artists and students?

Answers
The ENGLISH Patient
Dawn FRENCH
DUTCH Schulz
RUSSIAN Roulette
Irving WELSH
GAELIC Football
TURKISH Delight
PORTUGUESE Man O’ War
I’m In Love with a GERMAN Film Star
The LATIN Quarter


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Matters




20 quizzes all pertaining to the human body














BODY MATTERS QUIZ ONE

GENERAL

1 What is the name of the hormone that stimulates the nervous system and raises the heart rate?

2 By what name was Hansen’s disease known in the Bible?

3 What are there 26 of in the human body, 7 of which are cervical and 5 of which are lumbar?

4 What part of the body did Tony Curtis lose in the film The Vikings?

5 The largest tendon in the body is named after which Greek hero?

6 Why might Charles Dickens have suffered from Scrivener’s Palsy?

7 Who founded The Body Shop?

8 Addison’s Disease is caused by failure of the what?

9 Which Hollywood legend was nicknamed The Girl with the Million Dollar Legs?

10 What is the hardest substance in the human body?

Answers
Adrenalin
Leprosy
Vertebrae
Hand
Achilles
It is the technical name for writer’s cramp
Anita Roddick
Adrenal glands
Betty Grable
Tooth enamel



BODY MATTERS QUIZ TWO

THE BRAIN DRAIN

1 What is also known as the little brain?

2 Which character was known as Brains in the TV series Thunderbirds?

3 Which side of the brain is responsible for logic and rational thought?

4 Which Pink Floyd album included the track Brain Damage?

5 Of all the animals in the world, which has the largest brain?

6 Who played the title role in the film, The Man with Two Brains?

7 ECT is a form of treatment, which involves passing an electric current through the brain. What do the initials stand for?

8 In which film did Anthony Hopkins feed Ray Liotta a portion of his own brain?

9 What type of operation involves the severing of nerve fibres in the prefrontal area of the brain to effect behavioural changes?

10 What does the majority of the brain comprise of?

Answers
Cerebellum
Hiram Hackenbacker
Left
Dark Side of the Moon
Sperm whale
Steve Martin
Electro convulsive therapy
Hannibal
Lobotomy
Water




BODY MATTERS QUIZ THREE

GENERAL

1 How many chambers are there in a human heart?

2 What so the initials CNS stand for with regard to the human body?

3 What is the longest bone in the human body?

4 Where in the human body are the smallest bones located?

5 What is the alternative name for lockjaw?

6 What is the smallest cell in the body of a male human?

7 What is the liquid portion of the blood called?

8 Which is the only bone in the human body not connected to another bone?

9 Which musical features the song, Take That Look off Your Face?

10 Whose heart beats faster, males or females?

Answers
Four
Central Nervous System
Femur
The ear
Tetanus
Sperm cell
Plasma
The hyoid bone, a small bone in the throat
Tell Me on Sunday
Female






BODY MATTERS QUIZ FOUR

MAKE NO BONES ABOUT IT
What are the medical names for the following bones?

1 Shin bone

2 Breast bone

3 Cheek bone

4 Fingers or toes

5 Lower jawbone

6 Collar bone

7 The two bones of the lower arm

8 The one bone of the upper arm

9 Shoulder blade

10 Skull

Answers
Tibia
Sternum
Zygomatic bone
Phalanges
Mandible
Clavicle
Radius and ulna
Humerus
Scapula
Cranium





BODY MATTERS QUIZ FIVE

GENERAL

1 What name is given to the soft spot on top of a baby’s head?

2 What does an electrocardiograph record?

3 In the human body what has an average length of 22 feet?

4 What type of joint is the shoulder joint?

5 What is the medical name for the largest vein in the human body?

6 In which African city was the first human heart transplant successfully performed?

7 What grows the faster, fingernails or toenails?

8 What was the world’s first effective antibiotic?

9 What does an emetic medicine induce?

10 Crick & Watson won a Nobel Prize for the discovery of what?

Answers
Fontanelle
Heartbeat
Small intestine
Ball & socket joint
Vena cava
Cape Town
Fingernails
Penicillin
Vomiting
DNA






BODY MATTERS QUIZ SIX

ALSO KNOWN AS
What is the more common name for….

1 Hypermetropia

2 A comedo

3 The hallux

4 Herpes zoster

5 A singultus

6 Hemicrania

7 Varicella

8 Sputum

9 Trachea

10 Leucocytes

Answers
Long-sightedness
Blackhead
Big toe
Shingles
Hiccup
Migraine
Chickenpox
Phlegm
Windpipe
White blood cells






BODY MATTERS QUIZ SEVEN

GENERAL

1 What do the initials REM stand for?

2 What B word is the name given to a feet first birth?

3 Where on the body is a yarmulke worn?

4 What is the philtrum?

5 The adrenal glands are located on top of which organ?

6 What is the name of the protein that forms hair and nails?

7 What P word is the name given to the manufacture of artificial limbs?

8 What A word describes a person who lacks skin pigment?

9 What five-letter word is the alternative name for haemorrhoids?

10 Who wrote the novel Jaws?

Answers
Rapid eye movement
Breech birth
On the head, it is a skullcap
The groove between the top lip and the nose
Kidneys
Keratin
Prosthetics
Albino
Piles
Peter Benchley






BODY MATTERS QUIZ EIGHT

SONGS FROM THE HEART
Who recorded the following singles in the given years?

1 1985 A Good Heart

2 1979 Heart of Glass

3 1972 Heart of Gold

4 1967 Let the Heartaches Begin

5 1977 It’s a Heartache

6 1989 Hand On Your Heart

7 1956 Heartbreak Hotel

8 1982 Heartache Avenue

9 1966 & 1974 What Becomes of the Broken Hearted

10 2001 Queen of My Heart

Answers
Feargal Sharkey
Blondie
Neil Young
Long John Baldry
Bonnie Tyler
Kylie Minogue
Elvis Presley
The Maisonettes
Jimmy Ruffin
Westlife






BODY MATTERS QUIZ NINE

GENERAL

1 What is hypnophobia the fear of?

2 What F word derived from “brotherly” is used to describe non-identical twins?

3 The Dick test is used to test a person’s immunity against which disease?

4 If a person is suffering from hypoglycaemia, what does the blood lack?

5 Where do the intercostals muscles lay?

6 What does the medical abbreviation, DVT stand for?

7 Which part of the body prevents food from entering the windpipe?

8 Which pop group were one hit wonders in 1979 courtesy of the song, Nice Legs Shame about the Face?

9 What name is given to the study of human characteristics by examining the bumps on the head?

10 What is the more common name for dichromatic vision?

Answers
Sleep
Fraternal
Scarlet fever
Glucose or blood sugar
Between the ribs
Deep vein thrombosis
Epiglottis
The Monks
Phrenology
Colour blindness




BODY MATTERS QUIZ TEN

DISEASE DILEMMAS
Which parts of the body are affected by the following?

1 Cirrhosis

2 Glossitis

3 Rhinitis

4 Meningitis

5 Glaucoma

6 Pneumonia

7 Pyorrhoea

8 Cystitis

9 Haemophilia

10 Arthritis

Answers
Liver
Tongue
Nose
Brain
Eyes
Lungs
Gums
Bladder
Blood
Joints





BODY MATTERS QUIZ ELEVEN

GENERAL

1 What E word is the name given to the blockage of a blood vessel?

2 What disability did Socrates, Alexander the Great and Lord Byron have in common?

3 Which organ is responsible for the production of glucose?

4 What S word is the name given to the gap between two nerve cells?

5 What part of the Mona Lisa’s face did Leonardo da Vinci spend twelve years painting?

6 What does approximately 70% of house dust consist of?

7 Who was the first US President to be born in a hospital?

8 How many milk teeth do children have?

9 How many teeth are in a full set for an adult?

10 What are there 639 of in the human body?

Answers
Embolism
Epilepsy
Pancreas
Synapse
Lips or mouth
Shed human skin
Jimmy Carter
20
32
Muscles





BODY MATTERS QUIZ TWELVE

THE EYES HAVE IT

1 What S word is the technical term for the white of the eye?

2 What one-eyed mythological creature shares its name with the electronic eye used at Wimbledon?

3 How many eyes does a bee have?

4 What name is given to the inner lining of the eye that receives images formed by the lens and transmits them to the brain through the optic nerve?

5 Which singing siblings had a No 1 hit with Ebony Eyes?

6 Which member of England’s 1966 World Cup winning team lost the sight of one eye following a car crash?

7 Which statesman invented bifocals?

8 Which song was a hit for Andy Williams in 1968 and for the Boystown Gang in 1982?

9 What is the name of the transparent outer surface of the eye?

10 In which battle did Admiral Nelson put a telescope to his blind eye in order to ignore a signal to break off hostilities?

Answers
Sclera
Cyclops
Five
Retina
Everly Brothers
Gordon Banks
Benjamin Franklin
I Can’t Take My Eyes off You
Cornea
The Battle of Copenhagen

 

BODY MATTERS QUIZ THIRTEEN

GENERAL

1 What has the most bones a human baby or a human adult?

2 If an X chromosome is combined with a Y chromosome is the resultant birth male or female?

3 What T word is the anatomical word for the chest?

4 Which organ of the body is a renologist concerned with?

5 Where in the human body are the deltoid muscles?

6 Also beginning with A what is the more common name for the axilla?

7 Where in the human body is the cuboid bone?

8 Which gland of the body controls the production of hormones?

9 What does the acronym AIDS stand for?

10 The lack of which vitamin causes the disease beri- beri

Answers
Babies, they have 300 bones, an adult has just 206 bones
Male
Thorax
Kidneys
Shoulders
Armpit
Ankle
Pituitary gland
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
Vitamin B1




BODY MATTERS QUIZ FOURTEEN

IT’S IN THE BLOOD

1 Which member of the original crew of the Starship Enterprise has a T Negative blood group?

2 Which is the only vein in the human body that carries oxygenated blood?

3 What colour is a grasshopper’s blood?

4 What blood group abbreviated to Rh is named after a species of monkey?

5 What was the title of Michael Jackson’s last UK No 1 hit single of the 20th century?

6 Who was the first member of the British Royal Family to donate blood?

7 What nickname was bestowed upon the monarch of England and Ireland who reigned from 1553 to 1558?

8 Russia’s first ever blood bank was opened in 1932 in which city?

9 In 1628 who discovered the circulation of the blood?

10 What common substance is added to blood to prevent it from clotting until it is ready to be transferred to a patient?

Answers
Mr Spock
Pulmonary vein
White
Rhesus
Blood on the Dancefloor
Prince Charles
Bloody Mary for Mary Tudor
Leningrad
William Harvey
Salt



BODY MATTERS QUIZ FIFTEEN

GENERAL

1 What is removed in a hysterectomy?

2 What is a person losing if suffering from alopecia?

3 Which acid is present in the human stomach?

4 The pericardium is the name of the outer membrane of which organ?

5 An otologist is concerned with which part of the body?

6 In the human body what is the name of the largest artery?

7 Who was the world’s first test tube baby, born in Oldham in 1978?

8 What is the nationality of the neurologist who first identified and gave his name to Alzheimer’s disease?

9 Which literary character, created by Washington Irving, suffered from trypanosomiasis?

10 Is the calcaneus bone located in the hand, the head or the foot?

Answers
The uterus or womb
Hair
Hydrochloric acid
Heart
The ear
Aorta
Louise Brown
German
Rip Van Winkle, trypanosomiasis is the medical name for sleeping sickness
The foot, it is the heel bone



BODY MATTERS QUIZ SIXTEEN

AT THE MOVIES
Identify the following films all of which have part of the body in the title.

1 In which 1958 film did Paul Newman play Billy the Kid?

2 What is the title of the 1998 film in which Steve Martin plays an unsuccessful film producer and Eddie Murphy plays a Hollywood superstar?

3 In which 1996 film did Sally Field wreak vengeance on Kiefer Sutherland for assaulting her daughter?

4 In which 1957 film did James Cagney play Lon Chaney Snr?

5 In 1988 Judi Dench and Kirsten Scott Thomas co-starred in which film adapted from an Evelyn Waugh novel?

6 Which 1985 film starring Michael J Fox featured the song, The Power of Love?

7 In which Carry On film did Jim Dale play Lord Darcy and Peter Butterworth play Citizen Bidet?

8 What is the title of the 1967 film in which Michael Caine plays the spy Harry Palmer?

9 In which 1986 film did Clint Eastwood play an ageing gunnery sergeant?

10 What was the title of the 1935 film in which Errol Flynn played a Caribbean pirate?
Answers
The Left Handed Gun
Bowfinger
An Eye for an Eye
The Man of a 1000 Faces
A Handful of Dust
Back To the Future
Carry On, Don’t Lose Your Head
Billion Dollar Brain
Heartbreak Ridge
Captain Blood


BODY MATTERS QUIZ SEVENTEEN

GENERAL

1 A pulmonary embolus is a clot affecting where in the body?

2 What are produced by the lachrymal glands?

3 What type of body does a mesomorphic person have?

4 Which ancient Greek physician is known as, The Father of Medicine?

5 Anne Boleyn suffered from polydactyly. What does this mean?

6 What is algophobia the fear of?

7 What is the only part of the human body that has no blood supply?

8 Which part of the body contains 27 bones?

9 What does a Snellen chart test?

10 Which disease is known as the kissing disease?

Answers
Lungs
Tears
A muscular body
Hippocrates
Polydactyly is having extra digits on the hands or feet. Anne Boleyn had 11 fingers
Pain
Cornea
The hand
Eyesight, it is the standard chart used by opticians
Glandular fever





BODY MATTERS QUIZ EIGHTEEN

SKIN DEEP

1 What colour does the skin turn if suffering from jaundice?

2 Which new wave group had a chart hit with the song Skin Deep in 1984?

3 What kind of ologist studies skin diseases?

4 Where on the human body is the skin the thinnest?

5 Which American football team won the Super Bowl in 1983, 1988 and 1992?

6 Which pop group is fronted by a female lead singer called Skin?

7 What E word is the name for the outer layer of the skin?

8 What six-letter word is the name for calfskin that is used for parchment after being soaked in lime?

9 What infestation of the skin is caused by the pediculosis louse?

10 Which song contains the line, “Why not use your mentality-step up, wake up to reality”?

Answers
Yellow
The Stranglers
Dermatologist
The eyelid
Washington Redskins
Skunk Anansie
Epidermis
Vellum
Scabies
I Got You under My Skin



BODY MATTERS QUIZ NINETEEN

GENERAL

1 What disease takes its name from the Italian for, “bad air”?

2 Which sex blinks the most, male or female?

3 What is the medical name for the upper jawbone?

4 What S word is the name for the fluid that lubricates the joints?

5 Where are red blood cells produced?

6 What is the more common name for the Drinker Respirator?

7 Which part of the intestine is shaped like a horseshoe?

8 What uses the most muscles, smiling or frowning?

9 What L word is the name given to the connective tissue that binds together?

10 What name is given to the study of causes and the nature of diseases?

Answers
Malaria
Women
Maxilla
Synovial fluid
In the bone marrow
Iron Lung
Duodenum
Frowning uses 42 muscles, smiling uses only 17
Ligament
Pathology





BODY MATTERS QUIZ TWENTY

ORGAN MUSIC
Identify the following songs all of which mention a body part in the lyrics

1 “Close your eyes, give me your hand darling, can you feel my heart beating?”

2 “Guilty feet have got no rhythm”

3 “Put a gun against his head, pulled the trigger now he’s dead”

4 “Place your hands on your hips and bring your knees in tight”

5 “Take the ribbon from your hair, shake it lose and let it fall”

6 “Lend me your ears and I’ll sing you a song”

7 “Her lips are devil red and her skin’s the colour mocha”

8 “Give him two arms to cling to, and something warm to come to”

9 “Skinned our hearts and skinned our knees”

10 “One little chap then had a mishap, broke his horse’s head”

Answers
Eternal Flame
Careless Whisper
Bohemian Rhapsody
The Time Warp
Help Me Make It through the Night
With A Little Help from My Friends
Livin’ La Vida Loca
Stand By Your Man
Seasons in the Sun
Two Little Boys




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Test your knowledge of the celebrity circuit with the 200 teasers contained in this section, encompassing film heroes, TV personalities, sporting icons, politicians, the Royals and pop stars.


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CELEBRITIES QUIZ ONE

GENERAL

1 Which celebrity chef received an OBE in the 2003 New Years Honours List?

2 Mohammed Al Fayed is the chairman of which Premiership football club?

3 In which suburb of Liverpool was Ken Dodd born?

4 Name the world famous knighted entertainer who died on Christmas Day 1977 aged 88.

5 In which 1993 film did Bette Midler play a wicked witch?

6 Which celebrity is affectionately referred to by the initials TPT?

7 What is the name of the restaurant chain opened in 1993 by Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis and Sylvester Stallone?

8 Which pop star won the Celebrity Big Brother in 2002?

9 Who portrayed Tina Turner in the biopic What’s Love Got to Do with It?

10 What is the name of Dame Edna Everage’s husband?


Answers
Rick Stein
Fulham
Knotty Ash
Charlie Chaplin
Hocus Pocus
Tara Palmer Tompkinson
Planet Hollywood
Mark Owen
Angela Bassett
Norm



CELEBRITIES QUIZ TWO

POP CELEBS

1 Who kissed Anna Kournikova in the video for the song, Embrace?

2 Who wrote the song True, a hit for Spandau Ballet?

3 Who replaced Glen Matlock in the Sex Pistols?

4 In which US city did George Harrison die?

5 Who did Michael Jackson marry in 1994?

6 Which famous name in the world of pop formed Planet 24 TV Company?

7 Which singer’s life story was chronicled in the film Why Do Fools Fall In Love?

8 Which female rock star was arrested for an air rage assault in February 2003?

9 At the 2003 Brit Awards who received the accolade for Outstanding Contribution to British Music?

10 Name the lead singer of Coldplay who married Gwyneth Paltrow.

Answers
Enrique Iglesias
Gary Kemp
Sid Vicious
Los Angeles
Lisa Marie Presley
Bob Geldof
Frankie Lymon
Courtney Love
Tom Jones
Chris Martin



CELEBRITIES QUIZ THREE

GENERAL

1 In January 2003 who appeared on Larry King’s US chat show and announced that he was willing to sell 64 love letters?

2 Who played the father of Macauley Culkin in the film Home Alone?

3 Who was crowned Miss Texas in a 1979 beauty contest and went on to become a famous model?

4 In which 1974 film did Spike Milligan play the husband of Raquel Welch?

5 The 1985 film Sweet Dreams was based on the short life of which female singer?

6 What birthday did Yoko Ono celebrate in 2003?

7 What is the name of the office manager played by Ricky Gervais in the award winning TV comedy The Office?

8 Which football club does the violinist Nigel Kennedy support?

9 Which famed crooner died whilst playing golf in La Moraleja, Madrid?

10 In February 2003 which Baywatch star seriously injured his back after crashing his Harley Davidson motorbike?

Answers
James Hewitt
John Heard
Jerry Hall
The Three Musketeers
Patsy Cline
Her 70th
David Brent
Aston Villa
Bing Crosby
David Hasselhoff

 

CELEBRITIES QUIZ FOUR

POLITICALLY CORRECT

1 Who was the first black female MP to sit in the House of Commons?

2 In 2002 whose party did Jeffrey Archer attend that caused his transfer to Lincoln Prison?

3 Who made the first ever telephone call to the moon?

4 Beginning with M what is Michael Foot’s middle name?

5 Who served as Vice President to Jimmy Carter?

6 Name the former Chancellor of the Exchequer who died in January 2003?

7 In what year was John F Kennedy assassinated?

8 Which British Prime Minister of the 20th century was born in the Yorkshire town of Huddersfield?

9 In which stately home was Winston Churchill born?

10 Who succeeded George Washington as President of the USA?

Answers
Dianne Abbott
Gillian Shepherd
Richard Nixon
Mackintosh
Walter Mondale
Roy Jenkins
1963
Harold Wilson
Blenheim Palace
John Adams




CELEBRITIES QUIZ FIVE

GENERAL

1 Which rock star is backed by a group called The Heartbreakers?

2 In 1953 who was crowned Miss Manila?

3 Which entertainer was born David Kotkin?

4 Which entertainer had an unlikely hit record with the rock song Stairway To Heaven in 1993?

5 When Miles O’Keefe played Tarzan who played Jane?

6 Which role was played by Ian Mercer in Coronation Street?

7 Who played the author and naturalist Joy Adamson in the film Born Free?

8 Who replaced David Coleman as the host of the TV game show A Question Of Sport?

9 In which 1953 film did Doris Day sing The Deadwood Stage?

10 Which Cambridge professor made a guest appearance in the sci-fi TV series, Star Trek: the Next Generation?

Answers
Tom Petty
Imelda Marcos
David Copperfield the magician
Rolf Harris
Bo Derek
Gary Mallett
Virginia McKenna
Sue Barker
Calamity Jane
Stephen Hawking


CELEBRITIES QUIZ SIX

A QUESTION OF ROYALTY

1 Which member of the British royal family was born on November 15, 1977?

2 Why did Queen Elizabeth II receive a gold disc in July 2002?

3 Who was the last teenage monarch of Great Britain?

4 Who was the only English king to win the Epsom Derby as an owner?

5 Which king was nicknamed, The Merry Monarch?

6 Who led the English troops at the Battle of Agincourt?

7 Anthony Richard Louis are the middle names of which member of the British royal family?

8 To which of his wives was Henry VIII married for the shortest period?

9 Who was the first member of the British royal family to acquire a pierced tongue?

10 Who held the post of the Baron of Greenwich at the beginning of the 21st century?

Answers
Peter Philips
For album sales of Party in the Park
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Charles II
Henry V
Prince Edward
Anne of Cleves
Zara Philips
Prince Philip


CELEBRITIES QUIZ SEVEN

GENERAL

1 Who connects the TV shows Happy Days and Father Dowling Investigates?

2 Which film star married Maria Shriver, the niece of John F Kennedy?

3 Who has given birth to children called Peaches, Pixie, Fifi Trixibelle and Heavenly Hirani Tiger Lily?

4 What connects an Olympic gold medal for Muhammed Ali, a Nobel Prize for Boris Pasternak and an Oscar for George C Scott?

5 Who hosted the 2003 BAFTA Awards?

6 Which actress enjoyed a summer holiday with Cliff Richard before settling down as the girlfriend of Worzel Gummidge?

7 Which silent movie star was nicknamed The Little Tramp?

8 In 2002 who did Ricky Gervais defeat in a celebrity boxing match?

9 What is the name of the theatre company founded by Andrew Lloyd Webber in 1977?

10 Who hosted the Tonight Show on US TV for over thirty years?

Answers
Tom Bosley
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Paula Yates
All three refused their awards
Stephen Fry
Una Stubbs
Charlie Chaplin
Grant Bovey
Really Useful Theatre Group
Johnny Carson

CELEBRITIES QUIZ EIGHT

A ROUND OF SPORT

1 In what year did Martina Navratilova win her first Wimbledon Singles title?

2 Which Ulsterman announced he was quitting Formula One racing in January 2003?

3 Which footballer released his autobiography entitled My World in 2002?

4 In 1998 who was crowned WBF World Heavyweight Champion at the age of 48?

5 Which Japanese football club did Gary Lineker play for briefly?

6 Glorious Uncertainty is the title of the autobiography of which lady, a famous name in the world of horseracing?

7 In 1996 who resigned as England rugby union captain and divorced his wife Julia?

8 Which French footballer enrolled at RADA for acting lessons in 2003?

9 Which golfer owns a Ferrari bearing the registration plate, DC 60?

10 From which club did Kevin Keegan join Liverpool as a player?

Answers
1978
Eddie Irvine
David Beckham
Joe Bugner
Grampus 8
Jenny Pitman
Will Carling
David Ginola
Darren Clarke
Scunthorpe United

CELEBRITIES QUIZ NINE

GENERAL

1 Which glossy magazine did Catherine Zeta Douglas and Michael Douglas sue over the publication of wedding photos in 2003?

2 Which TV presenter is the daughter of Nanette Newman?

3 On British TV who was the first man to be seen on Channel 4?

4 Who owns Sydney Harbour Casino?

5 Who provided the voice of Rocky in the film Chicken Run?

6 Which football team does the comedian Frank Skinner support?

7 Which football team does Skinner’s comedy partner David Baddiel support?

8 In December 2001 which world famous author married Dr Neil Murray at the couples home in Scotland?

9 Which artist died of heart failure after undergoing gall bladder surgery in February 1987?

10 In which American state was Nicole Kidman born?

Answers
Hello
Emma Forbes
Richard Whitely as host of Countdown
Kerry Packer
Mel Gibson
West Bromwich Albion
Chelsea
JK Rowling
Andy Warhol
Hawaii


CELEBRITIES QUIZ TEN

FILM STARS

1 Who won an Academy Award for his portrayal of George M Cohen?

2 Which star of the film How to Make an American Quilt was convicted of shop lifting in 2002?

3 Who played the role of Annie Porter in two films, the second of which is sub-titled Cruise Control?

4 Which film star was arrested in the company of Divine Brown in 1995?

5 Which Oscar winning film star was born Mary McGregor?

6 In 2002 which Hollywood actor became Artistic Director at the Old Vic Theatre?

7 Who played Professor Dumbledore in the first Harry Potter movie?

8 Which actor’s autobiography is entitled The Eternal Male?

9 At the 2003 BAFTAs who won the gong for Best Actor?

10 What is the name of the flashy lawyer portrayed by Richard Gere in the musical Chicago?

Answers
James Cagney
Winona Ryder
Sandra Bullock
Hugh Grant
Jessica Lange
Kevin Spacey
Richard Harris
Omar Sharif
Daniel Day Lewis
Billy Flynn

CELEBRITIES QUIZ ELEVEN

GENERAL

1 Which singer was born in Scotland with the name of Shirley Orr?

2 In February 2003 which supermodel gave birth to a 7-pound baby boy?

3 Name the creator of Alf Garnett who died in 1998.

4 Who did Sylvester Stallone marry in 1985 and divorce four years later?

5 Who collaborated with Andrew Lloyd Webber on the musical Whistle down the Wind?

6 Who provided the singing voice of Bob the Builder?

7 Which supermodel was born Eleanor Nancy Gow?

8 Who played the husband of Lee Remick in the film The Omen?

9 Which cricket star won the 2003 edition of I’m a Celebrity Get Me out Of Here?

10 In March 2003 who made his first live appearance on Top Of the Pops for seventeen years, singing an anti war song called The Grave?

Answers
Sheena Easton
Claudia Schiffer
Johnny Speight
Brigitte Nielsen
Jim Steinman
Neil Morrissey
Elle Macpherson
Gregory Peck
Phil Tuffnell
George Michael


CELEBRITIES QUIZ TWELVE

Which contestant on I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here…

1 Played the first record on Radio One?

2 Had Michael Jackson as the best man at his wedding?

3 Appeared naked in the 1984 TV production The Ebony Tower in which starred alongside Laurence Olivier?

4 Penned the autobiography Hell Razor?

5 Provided lead vocals for the Three Degrees?

6 Was temporarily sacked as the lead vocalist for East 17 after foolishly endorsing the taking of ecstasy?

7 Played Huggy Bear in the TV show Starsky & Hutch?

8 Acquired the nickname of The Cat during his cricket playing days, so named due to the amount of time he slept?

9 Was replaced by Nicholas Wytchell as BBC royal correspondent

10 Is the cousin of football star Paul Ince?


Answers
Tony Blackburn
Uri Geller
Toyah Wilcox
Neil Ruddock
Sheila Ferguson
Brain Harvey
Antonio Fargas
Phil Tufnell
Jenni Bond
Nigel Benn

CELEBRITIES QUIZ THIRTEEN

GENERAL

1 What is the favourite colour of the pop star Prince?

2 In 1990 who said, “I am still at the crease, though the bowling has become more hostile lately”?

3 Who was the only boxer to twice inflict defeat on Chris Eubank?

4 Jodie Foster won an Oscar for her portrayal of Sarah Tobias in which film?

5 Which celebrity chef became the father of a baby girl called Poppy Honey in 2002?

6 What is the name Will short for with regard to Will Smith?

7 Whose portrait features on an American $100 bill?

8 Which Dutch player was voted Footballer of the Year in England in 1998?

9 Which 60s singing star played the role of Viv Harker in the short-lived soap Albion Market?

10 Who did Richard Gere portray in the 1995 film First Knight?

Answers
Purple
Margaret Thatcher
Steve Collins
The Accused
Jamie Oliver
Willard
Benjamin Franklin
Dennis Bergkamp
Helen Shapiro
Sir Lancelot


CELEBRITIES QUIZ FOURTEEN

ANAGRAMATICAL
Unravel the anagrams to give the names of ten famous men

1 BATT DRIP

2 IT JUST BE A KREMLIN

3 CRY TO BLANK BUN

4 GOODE WRIST

5 TORY IN LAB

6 SHAM KNOT

7 RAG TORN SIR

8 SCARE WILL

9 ICY JAM ERR

10 PAWN MANUEL

Answers
Brad Pitt
Justin Timberlake
Tony Blackburn
Tiger Woods
Tony Blair
Tom Hanks
Ringo Starr
Carl Lewis
Jim Carrey
Paul Newman





CELEBRITIES QUIZ FIFTEEN

GENERAL

1 Which country and western legend was a posthumous chart topper in 1966?

2 In March 2003 which Oscar winning actor walked down the aisle with Stella Arroyave?

3 In what year did John Smith, the former Labour leader die?

4 Which Elvis Presley film was set in Mexico?

5 In 1998 which sports star appeared in court, accused of assaulting his partner Margaret Moore?

6 Which Dame, a popular name in the world of entertainment, died in March 2003 aged 91?

7 In which British city was the singer Bonnie Tyler born?

8 What is the title of the West End stage show that debuted in 2003 and featured Jerome Flynn playing the late comedian Tommy Cooper?

9 Of which musical instrument is Bill Clinton a notable player?

10 Who was the first male Austrian tennis star to win a Grand Slam event?

Answers
Jim Reeves
Sir Anthony Hopkins
1992
Fun In Acapulco
Geoffrey Boycott
Thora Hird
Swansea
Jus’ Like That
Saxophone
Thomas Muster


CELEBRITIES QUIZ SIXTEEN

ANAGRAMATICAL
Unravel the anagrams to give the names of ten female film stars

1 FILLY DEALS

2 ROMEO DIME

3 A LUNAR RENT

4 SEMI INK BRAG

5 PERM TERSELY

6 GERMANY

7 WANDER IRONY

8 INVADE AGES

9 RIPENED PITH

10 DONNA ATE IKE

Answers
Sally Field
Demi Moore
Lana Turner
Kim Basinger
Meryl Streep
Meg Ryan
Winona Ryder
Geena Davis
Tippi Hedren
Diane Keaton




CELEBRITIES QUIZ SEVENTEEN

GENERAL

1 Which man of the cloth was the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984?

2 Which husband and wife connect the pop groups Simple Minds and The Pretenders?

3 In which film did Will Smith play Captain Steve Hillier?

4 What constituency did John Major represent during his time as Prime Minister?

5 Name the co-founder of the London Marathon who died in 2003 aged 74.

6 Which female singer was appointed as a UN Special Ambassador in October 1998?

7 Which famous name in the world of animation has a tombstone that bears the inscription, That’s All Folks?

8 Kermit the frog was made from a green coat belonging to whose mother?

9 In February 2003 who knocked out Clifford Etienne after just 49 seconds?

10 Which singer was born Enrique Morales?

Answers
Desmond Tutu
Jim Kerr of Simple Minds was once married to Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders
Independence Day
Huntingdon
Chris Brasher
Geri Halliwell
Mel Blanc
Muppet creator Jim Henson
Mike Tyson
Ricky Martin



CELEBRITIES QUIZ EIGHTEEN

TV CELEBRITIES

1 What letter of the alphabet would you associate with the TV star who was born Laurence Tureaud?

2 Which award winning film director played the role of Ritchie Cunningham in the TV sitcom Happy Days?

3 On TV who has played Sapphire, Purdey and Patsy?

4 Which popular TV actor died in February 2002 after losing his battle against cancer?

5 Which Professional went on to play Judge John Deed on TV?

6 Which sitcom did John Cleese and Prunella Scales co-star as a constantly bickering married couple?

7 What was the name of the character played by Pamela Anderson in Baywatch?

8 Who played the role of Amanda Woodward in the US soap Melrose Place?

9 Which presenter of the game show Dog Eat Dog began her TV career as an early morning weather girl?

10 Who played the role of Tony Nelson in the sitcom I Dream Of Jeannie and went on to achieve greater fame portraying a ruthless oil baron?

Answers
T, Laurence Tureaud is better known as Mr T
Ron Howard
Joanna Lumley
John Thaw
Martin Shaw
Fawlty Towers
CJ Parker
Heather Locklear
Ulrika Jonsson
Larry Hagman


CELEBRITIES QUIZ NINETEEN

GENERAL

1 Who played the title role in the 2002 film comedy Maid in Manhattan?

2 Who collaborated with Paul McCartney on the hit single, Ebony and Ivory?

3 In 1990 which footballer turned up drunk on Terry Wogan’s chat show?

4 Who played the role of Jill Munroe in the original TV series of Charlie’s Angels?

5 Which famous name in the world of music played the role of Jimmy Rabbit Smith Jnr in the 2002 film 8 Mile?

6 As a contestant who links Celebrity Fit Club and Pop Idol?

7 Who played the role of Ice in the film Top Gun and went on to play Batman?

8 Which founder member of The Clash died in December 2002?

9 Who played two roles in the Hitchcock thriller Vertigo?

10 Which legendary comedian celebrated his 100th birthday in May 2003?

Answers
Jennifer Lopez
Stevie Wonder
George Best
Farrah Fawcett
Eminem
Rik Waller
Val Kilmer
Joe Strummer
Kim Novak
Bob Hope



CELEBRITES QUIZ TWENTY

HUSBANDS AND WIVES

1 Who co-starred with his wife Judi Dench in the TV comedy drama A Fine Romance?

2 Which married couple were featured kissing on the cover of the album, Double Fantasy?

3 Who did Courtney Cox marry in 1999?

4 Which Oscar winning actor married his long-term girlfriend Danielle Spencer in 2003?

5 Which director of the film Husbands And Wives married his adopted daughter?

6 On March 17, 2002 Michael Jackson was one of the guests of honour at a celebrity wedding. Who was the bride?

7 Which of Liz Taylor’s husbands perished in a plane crash?

8 Which famous husband and wife met on the set of the film, Hellcats Of The Navy?

9 In 2003 which Oscar winning actress announced that she was splitting from her husband Daniel Moder, after just one year of marriage?

10 When Madonna married the film director Guy Ritchie she wore a diamond tiara at her wedding. To which screen legend did the tiara once belong?

Answers
Michael Williams
John Lennon and Yoko Ono
David Arquette
Russell Crowe
Woody Allen
Liza Minnelli
Mike Todd
Ronald and Nancy Reagan
Julia Roberts
Grace Kelly

 

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THE DIRTY DOZEN     GET LOST     QUIZ ONE
1 Who penned the novel Lost Horizon?

2 Which nursery rhyme character lost her pocket?

3 Which soccer nation were the losing finalists in the 1958 World Cup?

4 Which 70’ hit record included the lyric “And a million stars were glowing and I looked round for a telephone”?

5 Which 60s TV show starring Guy Williams was adapted for the big screen in 1998 in a movie starring Matt Le Blanc?

6 Whose autobiography is entitled Losing My Virginity?

7 At which battle did Horatio Nelson lose his right arm?

8 In which year did Mark Thatcher get lost in the Sahara Desert whilst competing in the Paris to Dakar Rally?

9 Who is the patron saint of lost causes?

10 The stockbroker Nick Leeson lost billions causing the collapse of Barings Bank. Which film starring Ewan McGregor told his story?

11 Who recorded the album Midnight at the Lost and Found?

12 Which group of orphans live in Never Never Land?


Answers
James Hilton
Lucy Lockett
Sweden
Lost in France
Lost in Space
Richard Branson
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
1982
St Jude
Rogue Trader
Meat Loaf
The Lost Boys

THE DIRTY DOZEN     HAIR RAISING     QUIZ TWO

1 Which DJ acquired the nickname The Hairy Monster?

2 What is a Mexican hairless?

3 What T word is the name given to the study of hair?

4 Which song opens with the line “Take the ribbon from your hair, shake it loose and let it fall”?

5 At which zoo did the Hair Bear Bunch live?

6 What was the sequel to Gentlemen Prefer Blondes?

7 What is the more common name of sebhorric dermatitis?

8 In a 2004 survey conducted by Morphy Richards which actress was voted as having had the most influential hairstyle?

9 In which 1975 film did the amorous actor Warren Beatty play an amorous Beverly Hills hairdresser?

10 Which Czechoslovakian born film director directed the film version of the rock musical Hair in 1979?

11 What is the title of the UK TV series first screened in 1982 in which Angela Griffin plays a hairdresser called Darcey Henshall?

12 Who composed the opera The Barber of Seville?


Answers
Dave Lee Travis
A breed of dog
Trichology
Help me Make it Through the Night
Wonderland Zoo
Gentlemen Marry Brunettes
Dandruff
Jennifer Aniston
Shampoo
Milos Forman
Cutting It
Rossini


THE DIRTY DOZEN     DOWN ON THE FARM     QUIZ THREE

1 Who wrote the novel Cold Comfort Farm?

2 Which US President is descended from a family of peanut farmers?

3 On which farm did Worzel Gummidge live?

4 Which English football club are nicknamed the Tractor Boys?

5 Which King George was nicknamed Farmer George?

6 Which chart topping rap artist did Stan Collymore almost come to blows with on the TV reality show The Farm?

7 In which 70s TV series starred Gillian Blake as Dora, a teenager sent to live on her uncle’s farm whilst her parents travelled around the world?

8 What was the name of the man who allowed his farm to be used as the venue for the 1969 Woodstock concert?

9 What is the name of the farm in the novel Animal Farm?

10 In the festive song The Twelve Days of Christmas, what did my true love give to me on the sixth day?

11 Which group had a 1974 chart entry with Junior’s Farm?

12 Which hit for The Farm was England’s official anthem for Euro 2004?

Answers
Stella Gibbons
Jimmy Carter
Scatterbrook Farm
Ipswich Town
George III
Vanilla Ice
Follyfoot
Max Yasgur
Manor Farm
Six geese a laying
Wings
All Together Now
THE DIRTY DOZEN     GOLD STANDARDS     QUIZ FOUR

1 In which 1986 film did Eddie Murphy play asocial worker assigned to protect an infant with supernatural powers?

2 What was officially opened in San Francisco on May 27, 1937?

3 What is the chemical symbol for gold?

4 Who won a track gold medal for the Men’s 100m at the 2000 Sydney Olympics?

5 Which new romantic band had a 1983 hit with the song Gold?

6 What was the name of the pop duo formed by Andrew Gold and Graham Gouldman, whose biggest hit record was entitled Bridge To Your Heart?

7 Which James Bond film centred on a plot to rob Fort Knox?

8 Which football club left the Goldstone Ground to move to the Withdean Stadium?

9 What name is given to the science of attempting to turn base metals into gold?

10 By what more common name is iron pyrites better known?

11 Which horse won the 1982 Epsom Derby?

12 Which US state is nicknamed The Golden State?

Answers
The Golden Child
The Golden Gate Bridge
Au
Maurice Greene
Spandau Ballet
Wax
Goldfinger
Brighton
Alchemy
Fool’s gold
Golden Fleece
California


THE DIRTY DOZEN     TIME FOR T     QUIZ FIVE
The answers to the following twelve questions all begin with the letter T

1 On which river does the city of Lisbon stand?

2 What branch of mathematics is concerned with sines and cosines?

3 What ten-letter word is the name given to the ornamental container for storing communion bread and wine?

4 What is the largest island in the world beginning with the letter T?

5 What is the state capital of New Jersey?

6 Which novel by Irvine Welsh was adapted into a film starring Ewan McGregor?

7 What synthetic fibre was invented by JR Whinfield and JT Dickson in 1941?

8 What is the nickname of Bolton Wanderers FC?

9 Which 1997 film was nominated for fourteen Oscars, winning eleven?

10 In 2000 which group had a UK hit with the song, Dancing in the Moonlight?

11 What is the capital city of Estonia?

12 A mutation is the collective noun for a group of which birds?

Answers
Tagus
Trigonometry
Tabernacle
Tasmania
Trenton
Trainspotting
Terylene
Trotters
Titanic
Toploader
Tallinn
Thrush

THE DIRTY DOZEN     A STAR IS BORN     QUIZ SIX
Who born in …
1 January 1937 was painted gold in the Bond movie Goldfinger?

2 February 1931 played Agent Z in the Men in Black movies?

3 March 1927 became the first black male singer to record a number one hit single in the UK?

4 April 1987 replaced Sarah Jessica Parker as head spokeswoman for Gap?

5 May 1969 is rather unkindly nicknamed Biggles by his Arsenal team mates?

6 June 1969 was the first female tennis star to win the Golden Slam?

7 July 1951 voiced the Genie in the Disney animation Aladdin?

8 August 1975 won an Oscar for her portrayal of serial killer Aileen Wuornos?

9 September 1963 has the middle names of Elconn Lynwall and is nicknamed Big Bird?

10 October 1969 played the role of the movie star Jean Harlow in the Oscar nominated movie The Aviator?

11 Nov 1935 became the first South African sportsman to feature on a stamp?

12 December 1957 acquired the nickname of The Bard of Barking?

Answers
Shirley Eaton
Rip Torn
Harry Belafonte
Joss Stone
Dennis Bergkamp
Steffi Graf- a Golden slam –the 4 Grand Slam tournaments and an Olympic gold
Robin Williams
Charlize Theron
Curtly Ambrose
Gwen Stefani
Gary Player
Billy Bragg

 

THE DIRTY DOZEN     INSTRUMENT INFO     QUIZ SEVEN

1 Bartolomeo Christofori is credited with inventing which instrument?

2 On which part of the bagpipes is the melody played?

3 Pablo Casals and Julian Lloyd Webber are both famous exponents of which musical instrument?

4 Who composed the opera The Magic Flute in 1791?

5 In which city in the Italian region of Lombardy was the famous violin maker Antonio Stradivari born?

6 Who wrote the novel Captain Corelli’s Mandolin?

7 Who wrote the song Mr Tambourine Man?

8 76 Trombones in a Big Parade. How many cornets followed right behind?

9 Which Irishman is nicknamed The Man with the Golden Flute?

10 Which stringed instrument is plucked with a mezrab?

11 In which country was Adolph Sax, the inventor of the saxophone born?

12 The name of which musical instrument is derived from the Greek meaning “beautiful sounding”?

Answers
Piano
The chanter
Cello
Mozart
Cremona
Louis de Bernieres
Bob Dylan
110 cornets right behind
James Galway
Sitar
Belgium
Euphonium

 

THE DIRTY DOZEN     FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE     QUIZ EIGHT

1 What name did Leningrad revert to in 1991?

2 What is the name of the national airline of Russia?

3 According to the hit single recorded by Boney M, who was “Russia’s greatest love machine”?

4 What is the surname of the Russian author, who has a park named after him in Moscow?

5 In Moscow, what is known as the city within a city??

6 Which state did Russia sell to the USA in 1867?

7 What is the chief ingredient of the Russian soup Solyanka?

8 Which world leader described Russia as “a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma”?

9 Who sang the Bond theme for From Russia with Love?

10 Which Russian born tennis star was the surprise winner of the Ladies Singles at Wimbledon in 2004?

11 Rosaviakosmos is the name of the Russian counterpart to which organisation in the USA?

12 In 1984, who succeeded Yuri Andropov as Soviet leader?


Answers
St Petersburg
Aeroflot
Rasputin
Gorky
Kremlin
Alaska
Cucumber
Winston Churchill
Matt Monro
Maria Sharapova
NASA
Konstantin Chernenko


THE DIRTY DOZEN     RAINING CATS AND DOGS     QUIZ NINE

1 What five-letter word is the alternative name for the snow leopard?

2 What was the name of the canine partner of Tom Hanks in a 1989 film?

3 Which song from the musical Cats provided Elaine Paige with a top 10 hit in 1981?

4 Nipper the dog is the symbol of which record label?

5 Which baseball team won the World Series in 1984?

6 What is the name of the pet dog of Dennis the Menace?

7 Which is the only cat to have non-retractable claws?

8 What is the name of Little Orphan Annie’s pet dog?

9 Under what name did Yusuf Islam enjoy several hit records?

10 What was the name of Sir Walter Scott’s black greyhound, named after a Shakespeare play?

11 Who played Professor Brady in the 2001 film Cats and Dogs?

12 What is the name of the mythological three-headed dog that guards the entrance to Hades?


Answers
Ounce
Hooch
Memory
HMV – His Masters Voice
Detroit Tigers
Gnasher
Cheetah
Sandy
Cat Stevens
Hamlet
Jeff Goldblum
Cerberus

THE DIRTY DOZEN     FOR THE CHOCAHOLICS     QUIZ TEN

1 Which lead singer of Hot Chocolate received an MBE in 2003?

2 Who wrote the novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

3 Which Scottish sextet recorded the 1988 hit record Chocolate Girl?

4 Which village, four miles south of the city centre of Birmingham, was established by George Cadbury in the 19th century?

5 Which European country is the leading consumer of chocolate per person?

6 Who did Terry Brooks portray in a series of chocolate bar adverts?

7 Which group were originally called The Mars Bars, but were forced to change their name after the threat of legal action from the chocolate company?

8 From what tree is chocolate obtained?

9 Which Pennsylvanian candy and chocolate manufacturer died in 1945 before seeing the company he founded becoming the USA’s largest chocolate company?

10 Who wrote the novel Chocolat?

11 Which children’s TV series features the Cookie Monster?

12 Nestle is one of the world’s largest confectionary companies. How does its name translate into English?

Answers
Errol Brown
Roald Dahl
Deacon Blue
Bournville
Switzerland
The Milky Bar Kid
Gerry and the Pacemakers
Cacao tree
Milton Hershey
Joanne Harris
Sesame Street
Little nest


THE DIRTY DOZEN     TRANSPORT TRIVIA     QUIZ ELEVEN

1 Which female singer caught a Midnight Train To Georgia in 1976?

2 Who played a shower ring salesman in Planes, Trains and Automobiles?

3 In which country do trains travel down the Khyber Pass line?

4 Varig is the national airline of which South American country?

5 Which TV duo pursued villains through the streets of Los Angeles driving a red and white Ford Torino?

6 In 1928 who became the first female pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic?

7 Which car manufacturer has made models called the Malaga and the Marbella?

8 Which singer born Virginia Patterson Hensley perished in a plane crash in 1963?

9 Which cartoon character drove the Crimson Haybailer in Wacky Races?

10 Who played Hercule Poirot in the 1974 film Murder on the Orient Express?

11 Which song contains the line, “I bought it at Primrose Hill from a bloke in Brazil”?

12 What stage name was adopted by the country and western star born Lecil Martin?

Answers
Gladys Knight
John Candy
Pakistan
Brazil
Starsky & Hutch
Amelia Earhart
Seat
Patsy Cline
The Red Max
Albert Finney
Driving In My Car by Madness
Boxcar Willie


THE DIRTY DOZEN     NAME THAT YEAR     QUIZ TWELVE

In what year…

1 Did Dennis Taylor win the World Snooker Championship?

2 Did Paul Gascoine burst into tears in a World Cup semi-final?

3 Was John Lennon assassinated?

4 Was the first Harry Potter novel published?

5 Was the Woodstock concert held at the farm of Max Yasgur?

6 Was Queen Elizabeth II born?

7 Did Alcatraz prison close?

8 Witnessed the last visit around Earth of Halley’s Comet?

9 Was Hugh Grant arrested in the company of Divine Brown?

10 Did Abraham Lincoln deliver the Gettysburg Address?

11 Did Howard Carter uncover Tutankhamen’s tomb?

12 Was Robert Kennedy assassinated?

Answers
1985
1990
1980
1997
1969
1926
1963
1986
1995
1863
1922
1968

THE DIRTY DOZEN     MONKEY BUSINESS     QUIZ THIRTEEN

1 What T word is the collective noun for a group of monkeys?

2 Which of the following has the longest gestation period? Is it a chimpanzee, a gibbon or a gorilla?

3 Which French actors final screen appearance came in the 1967 film comedy Monkeys Go Home?

4 What kind of ape acquired the nickname of Wild Man of the Woods?

5 Which former England cricket captain was nicknamed Guy the Gorilla?

6 Which group had a 1970 hit with the song, Apeman?

7 Digging Your Scene was the 1986 debut hit for which pop group?

8 Who created Tarzan of the Apes?

9 What is the largest species of monkey in the world?

10 Which actor was shot in a World War I trench as he travelled through time in the film 12 Monkeys?

11 Who wrote the novel Cold Comfort Farm?

12 Who directed the 2001 film remake of Planet of the Apes?

Answers
Troop
A gorilla (260 days)
Maurice Chevalier
Orang utan
Ian Botham
The Kinks
The Blow Monkeys
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Mandrill
Bruce Willis
Stella Gibbons
Tim Burton

 

THE DIRTY DOZEN     C IS FOR CAPITAL     QUIZ FOURTEEN
Identify the capital cities, county towns and state capitals of the following all of which begin with the letter C

1 Australia

2 Ohio

3 Essex

4 Denmark

5 Venezuela

6 Sardinia

7 Sri Lanka

8 Wyoming

9 Egypt

10 St Lucia

11 Tipperary

12 French Guyana

Answers
Canberra
Columbus
Chelmsford
Copenhagen
Caracas
Cagliari
Colombo
Cheyenne
Cairo
Castries
Clonmel
Cayenne

THE DIRTY DOZEN     FASHION FACTS     QUIZ FIFTEEN

1 Who opened her first boutique in 1955 and went on to design the mini skirt?

2 Who was appointed head of the Chanel fashion empire in 1983?

3 Which pop group has a name taken from the French meaning, “fast fashions”?

4 Which Japanese garment has a name that literally means, “wear thing”?

5 What Z word is the name given to the white skullcap worn by the Pope?

6 Where on the body is a babouche worn?

7 Which group had a hit record in 1963 with the song Hippy Hippy Shake?

8 What is the connection between the Chloe fashion house and The Beatles?

9 What type of garment was named after a French trapeze artist who was born in 1830 and died in 1870?

10 In which Italian city is the headquarters of the Armani fashion empire?

11 What six-letter B word describes the style of hat associated with Napoleon Bonaparte?

12 What type of hat was named after a character in the Dickens novel Barnaby Rudge?

Answers
Mary Quant
Karl Lagerfeld
Depeche Mode
Kimono
Zucchetto
On the feet, it is a type of slipper
The Swinging Blue Jeans
Paul McCartney’s daughter Stella was appointed Chief Designer at Chloe
Leotard after Jules Leotard
Milan
Bicorn
Dolly Varden


DIRTY DOZEN     RODENT RIDDLES     QUIZ