Questions:

1) Orthodontists, Endodontists and Pedodontists are experts within which medical field?

 

2) Andy Weir's novel The Martian is set on which planet?

 

3) The only wild monkey population in Europe can be found in which British Overseas Territory?

 

4) Scarlett Alice Johnson played Vicki Fowler in which TV soap?

 

5) Chroma is the measure of purity of what?

 

6) Sheer, Satin, Matte or Glossy are all finish types of which makeup item?

 

A round of questions all relating to UK television in October 2022.

Questions:

1) On which quiz show did Tom Stevenson, a student at the University of Worcester, achieve a double record, becoming the first person to progress through 120 rounds of the game without a single loss?

 

2) Which city was chosen to be the host of Eurovision Song Contest 2023?

 

3) Which BBC Two music show reached its' 30th year of broadcasting?

 

4) Which member of Monty Python confirmed he will present a show on GB News?

 

 

Questions

1) When you agree with someone about a matter you are said to see what?

 

2) In what decade did Page 3 girls appear in the Sun newspaper?

 

3) Who were the first winners of the First Division of the Football League in 1889?

 

4) Doris Lessing won a Nobel prize in 2007 in which category?

 

5) The Knesset is the legislative chamber in which country?

 

6) Which famous diarist wrote ‘and so to bed’?

 

7) To what does the chemical element symbol ‘Cu’ refer?

 

Can you name the vegetables that have alternate letters removed. Answers below

 

1) Atcoe

 

2) Gri

 

3) Cuilwr

 

4) Siah

 

5) Aprgs

 

6) Prnp

 

7) Busespot

 

8) Cly

 

9) Pmkn

 

10) Btentsus

 

 

 

Answers

1) Atcoe

Artichoke

 

2) Gri

Garlic

 

3) Cuilwr

Cauliflower

 

4) Siah

Below are a series of statements and all you have to do is decide whether they are true or false, good luck!

 

1) True or false, gatophobia is the fear of cats?

 

2) Abel Magwitch is a Dickens character from the book David Copperfield.

 

3) The Elgin Marbles are a set of glass spheres discovered on the island of Elgin off the coast of Scotland.

 

4) Pancho Villa was the residence of drug lord Pablo Escobar who at the time of his death was the richest criminal in history amassing an estimated $30 billion.