Pub Quiz Questions HQ

Birthdays of the Famous (July - Round 1)

Published 12th July 2021

 

Here are a series of clues to famous people whose birthday is in July. I’ve given their birthday along with the answers below.

 

Clues

1) British horticulturist who has presented Gardeners’ World since 2003

 

2) Tennis player turned presenter, known for Treasure Hunt and tennis commentary.

 

3) Born in London in 1987 this singer songwriter was awarded Best British Female Artist at the 2008 Brits, and had the role of ‘Britannica’ in the series GLOW

 

Food and Drink Quiz (Round 27)

Published 10th July 2021

 

Welcome to this quiz in our ever popular Food and Drink category. All our quizzes are free to play and download should you wish. Remember there are dozens of other categories to choose from, I hope you enjoy.

 

Questions

1) What are oysters wrapped in bacon known as?

 

2) What is the name for the french sauce made from egg yolks and butter?

 

3) The Italian foodstuff Zampone refers to what? a) Sausage b) fruitcake c) cheese

 

4) What type of foodstuff is Kulfi?

It Happened in July Quiz (Round 6)

Published 4th July 2021

 

All the questions below refer to events that happened in the month of July, good luck. You will find many more rounds like this in our History category.

 

Questions

1) In July 2012, the tallest building in Europe, at a height of 310 metres, was inaugurated, what is it’s name?

 

2) What was significant about Althea Gibson’s win at Wimbledon in July 1957?

 

3) July 1971 saw the death of which legendary trumpet player and singer, often known as ‘Satchmo’?

 

True or False Quiz (Round 5)

Published 30th June 2021

 

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

 

1)The Darts player Martin Adams has a nickname of ‘Foxy’

 

2) A cocktail of brandy, dry vermouth, sweet vermouth, triple sec and Pernod is known as a ‘Fluffy Navel’

 

3) Roberta Joan Anderson is the original name of singer/songwriter Joni Mitchell.

 

4) Babouche is a term for a headscarf worn by a russian peasant.

 

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