THE ACCUMULATOR QUIZ
Each question has four possible answers and is worth from one to 15 points. Circle your chosen answers and keep a record of your points total. Maximum total points 120.
QUESTION 1 – for 1 point: The mythical centaur is half man and half what?
A Donkey B Horse C Bird D Lion
QUESTION 2 – for 2 points: Which breed of cat has no tail?
A Russian blue B Devon rex C Abyssinian D Manx
QUESTION 3 – for 3 points: Singer Nicole Scherzinger was a member of which chart-topping girl group?
A The Supremes B Girls Aloud C Pussycat Dolls D Little Mix
QUESTION 4 – for 4 points: From which continent does the flightless bird the emu originate?
A Africa B South America C Asia D Australia
QUESTION 5 – for 5 points: In which book are the main characters called Ralph and Piggy?
A Treasure Island B The Lost Boys C Lord of the Flies D The Coral Island
QUESTION 6 – for 6 points: In modern sheet musical notation staves contain how many lines?
A Four B Five C Six D Seven
QUESTION 7 – for 7 points: Who wrote the poem To A Skylark?
A Shelley B Tennyson C Wordsworth D Keats
QUESTION 8 – for 8 points: In which of the following American states is the city of Milwaukee?
A Idaho B Wisconsin C Illinois D Connecticut
QUESTION 9 – for 9 points: In which British city is there a hill known as Arthur’s Seat?
A Newcastle B Cardiff C Bristol D Edinburgh
QUESTION 10 – for 10 points: Who was the first woman to win the Order of Merit?
A Elizabeth Fry B Grace Darling C Florence Nightingale D Emmeline Pankhurst
QUESTION 11 – for 11 points: Which creature has varieties called spider, coconut and horseshoe?
A Monkey B Lizard C Snake D Crab
QUESTION 12 – for 12 points: Whose wife, proverbially, must be ‘above suspicion’?
A Caesar B Lot C Henry VIII D Solomon
QUESTION 13 – for 13 points: Which actress played Cruella DeVille in the film 101 Dalmatians?
A Meryl Streep B Glenn Close C Jessica Tandy D Kathy Bates
QUESTION 14 – for 14 points: Former Prime Minister David Cameron was reelected to which seat in 2015?
A Clacton B Witney C Maidenhead D Tatton
QUESTION 15 – for 15 points: What is the official publication for state proclamations, orders and diplomatic appointments?
A Hansard B The Times C The London Gazette D Whitaker’s Almanack