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General Knowledge Quiz

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1. In which African country is the town of Timbuktu?

A Nigeria

B Ethiopia

C Mali

D Zaire

2. Who played Georgina in Upstairs, Downstairs?

A Jennifer Saunders B Julie Walters C Lesley-Anne Down D Stephanie Hawk

3. In the Simpsons what is the name of the local bar owner?

A Barney B Mr Burns C Moe D Smithers

4. Who is the patron saint of travellers?

A St David B St Christophe­r C St James D St Patrick

5. What sort of creature is a lynx?

A A bird

B A wildcat C An insect D A fish

6. Anna Chancellor and Bill Nighy are among the cast of which recent three-part BBC1 adaptation of a novel by Agatha Christie?

A Crooked House

B Death on the Nile C Ordeal by Innocence D A Murder is Announced

7. Clint Eastwood starred as ‘The Man With No Name’ in a trilogy of Spaghetti Westerns directed by which film-maker?

A John Ford B Joshua Logan C Sergio Leone D Don Siegel

8. In which seaside town do the mods and rockers wage war in The Who’s rock film Quadrophen­ia?

A Southend B Scarboroug­h C Bournemout­h D Brighton

9. With which composer is the German town of Bayreuth associated?

A Beethoven B Mozart C Bach D Wagner

10. The name of which extremists of the French Revolution means “without knee breeches”?

A Sans-pantalons

B Sans-soleils

C Sans-culottes

D Sans-roulettes

11. What does the Sikh name ‘Singh’ mean?

A Lion B Soldier C Holy D Warrior

12. Which US TV series co-starred Twiki the helpful robot?

A Lost in Space B Mork and Mindy C Buck Rogers D Futurama

13. What was Robert Flaherty’s pioneering 1922 documentar­y film of Inuit life called?

A Inuit of the North

B Our Friends in the North C Norse Man

D Nanook of the North

14. How is a German shepherd dog otherwise known?

A Collie B Terrier C Alsatian D Poodle

15. Which disco classic originally performed by Evelyn King did Jess Glynne perform on Jools Holland’s Hootenanny?

A Last Dance

B Love Come Down C I Feel Love D Shame

 ??  ?? Singer Jess Glynne See Question 15
Singer Jess Glynne See Question 15

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