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Another reason for posting was to see if others would catch this stuff. I probably wrote the Nightmare question off my own (flawed) knowledge and obviously didn't do enough research on the city quesiton.
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I've taken a stab at some...
Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7037894)
K thanks - last one for today, save sports, general knowledge and entertainment for tomorrow.
Rd 5 - Movie Quotes
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My guess at these
Rd 5 - Movie Quotes * Hey Uncle Scar, when I'm King, what'll that make you Lion King * I'm packing your extra pair of shoes, and your angry eyes just in case Toy Story * I have nipples, Greg, would you milk me? * But why is the rum gone?Pirates of the Caribbean * I was unfortunate enough in my youth to come across a vomit-flavored one, and since then I have rather lost my liking for them Harry Potter * Stop trying to hit me and hit me The Matrix * "You do too much - college, a job, all this time with me... You're not Superman, you know." * I am serious ... and don’t call me ShirleyAirplane * That's 30 minutes away. I'll be there in 10 * My first day as a woman and I am already having hot flashesMrs Doubtfire |
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Being a little strict with some half points for not full titles:
- Atlantic Xpat - 3/10 - LotteW - 5.5/10 Answers:
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K next round - Sports, all the anwers (except bonuses) are numbers so you can have a guess if you don't know. I have quite a few sports nuts coming so trying to make it interesting for them is the tough part. Here goes:
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Here goes indeed:
Note: in deference to your Canadian guests, you may want to clarify that in your questions football=soccer! |
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Oakvillain - 6 out of of 13
The soccer/football arguement will be played up on the night... Entertainment rd:
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Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7041146)
Oakvillain - 6 out of of 13
The soccer/football arguement will be played up on the night... Entertainment rd:
MOH answered these, he normally scores at least 80% in pub quizes.... |
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Originally Posted by fledermaus
(Post 7041662)
No idea
MOH answered these, he normally scores at least 80% in pub quizes.... Fledermaus' OH scores - 3 out of 12 Thanks for the grammar check and sorry for the confusion on the Jeopardy one, blame the long winded Emmy official titles might use editorial control to cut it to just best game show. |
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Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7041809)
Thanks for the response, looks like I might need to improve this round, it's the one I've been struggling with the most, I've been trying to work back from answers that I know people at the quiz will know to get good questions. I'm hoping the answers will be such that people will kick themselves once they hear, but maybe that's tough thing to wish for...
Fledermaus' OH scores - 3 out of 12 Thanks for the grammar check and sorry for the confusion on the Jeopardy one, blame the long winded Emmy official titles might use editorial control to cut it to just best game show. What were the real answers please? |
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For the couple of people waiting for these and so I can throw out my last round for testing, here's the answers on the rounds from Friday:
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Answers for entertainment rd:
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Final General Knowledge round -
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Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7037503)
OK so feedback is leading me to drop the Ben Nevis height (Oakvillain got a half point for that) and the first distance questions.
Also adding in multiple choice of Alberta, BC and Quebec on the population compare. Any suggestions for geogrpahy type questions to replace them for Canadian/Scots appreciated How about Which Canadian city is "Twinned " with Scotland's capital, and for a bonus point which year did this happen ?;) |
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Originally Posted by celtic warrior
(Post 7049551)
How about Which Canadian city is "Twinned " with Scotland's capital, and for a bonus point which year did this happen ?;)
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Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7049555)
That's tough, Edmonton would be my guess, lets say in 1983
Nope ! helluva good guess though:rofl: Vancouver 1977:eek: |
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Originally Posted by celtic warrior
(Post 7049578)
Nope ! helluva good guess though:rofl:
Vancouver 1977:eek: |
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Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7049580)
K - I like it, might throw in this as a multiple choice, thanks
Your Very Welcome !:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: |
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Final General Knowledge round -
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Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7049521)
Final General Knowledge round -
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Oakvillain 7/11
Fledermaus 3/11 Thanks for info on the roulette answer, taking into consideration stuff I hadn't appreciated. Answers nice and quickly today:
Any feedback on this round? Overall think I've got about 10 questions to drop and re-do and a few others to tweak to get my final list. Thanks to everyone for their help and suggestions. :thumbsup: |
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Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7049773)
I thought the peak price was $147.27 U.S. in New York and Brent was $147.50 U.S. in London? As a non-oil person what's Cushing? |
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Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7049773)
Any feedback on this round? Overall think I've got about 10 questions to drop and re-do and a few others to tweak to get my final list. Thanks to everyone for their help and suggestions. :thumbsup:
BTW I re-read the question on the roulette thing and my answer was needlessly long-winded - the payout odds are set at 35:1 regardless of how many zero pockets the table has. |
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WTI is West Texas Intermediate which delivers in Cushing, OK when traded on the Nymex.
Good point on the record high at $147.27, I'd been looking at my history which is all based on close prices, the highest closed price was $145.29 on July 3rd, while on the 7th when it hit $147.27 in early trading it closed down at $141.37. Hence why I need to have all the details to pin it down to exactly what I'm refering to. |
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I still think your questions are too hard for a hogmanay pub quiz.
However... I am really enjoying them on here so carry on, forever, maybe you could start a pub quiz thread?? |
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Originally Posted by fledermaus
(Post 7050005)
I still think your questions are too hard for a hogmanay pub quiz.
However... I am really enjoying them on here so carry on, forever, maybe you could start a pub quiz thread?? No reason why others couldn't post some questions in the mean time... I'd be happy to plagiarise anything good ;) |
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Ok the work work thing is not happening, checked back on the suggestions and realised I was way off on my capital city question, thanks Oakvillain. I'd used a number from Santiago based on the old town not the actual city...
New question in General Knowledge: Based a on a recent survey Canada was ranked in the top 5 countries for most stressed workers, where exactly are "we" all ranked? Bonus point for naming another country in the top 5. NB - first part easy on this forum, 2nd I had to dig a bit to find... |
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Even though I'm the only one posting...I'm still keeping this alive!
Couple of other new questions to possibly replace some earlier attempts: Christmas ones - - In Die Hard 2 what type of location did the terrorists take over at Christmas? - Which actor plays 5 different motion captured roles in The Polar Express movie - Which countries football team finished runners up in Group B behind Italy in Euro 2000? (remember its a Christmas round...) - If you were born on Christmas Day, what would your star sign be? Entertainment - - According to Hollywood Reporter which actor and actress are currently the highest paid based on amount per film General - - What colour is Mr Happy (do Canadians know of the Mr Men?) |
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a couple of other Christmas-themed ones for you:
The original St Nicholas was a bishop of Myra. In which modern day country would you find it? What is the total number of gifts my true love gave to me over the 12 days of Christmas? Who composed the music for Christmas ballet favourite The Nutcracker? |
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Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 7053292)
a couple of other Christmas-themed ones for you:
The original St Nicholas was a bishop of Myra. In which modern day country would you find it? - Turkey What is the total number of gifts my true love gave to me over the 12 days of Christmas? - 364 - I had this in then took it out Who composed the music for Christmas ballet favourite The Nutcracker? - Tchiachovsky(sp?) If you thought my selection was tough you should try some of his!! |
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Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 7053438)
Busted, Oak. :rofl:
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Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7053455)
Wasn't meaning to "out" Oak, I've been scouring Pauls quiz for some useable ones over the past wee while too, so just as guilty! ;)
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Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 7053459)
Oh I expect we're all guilty of googling. I certainly am. :)
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Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 7055703)
Oh indeed. I googled for pub quiz questions, since Hobbess asked for some suggestions for more. I found paul's quiz site and thought some of his were kind of interesting (especially the 12 days of Christmas one. I actually sat and worked out the answer - incorrectly I may add - before looking it up). I was scrupulously honest in answering the previous rounds, otherwise any critique I added to the question would have been rather pointless, I'd have thought.
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Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 7053459)
Oh I expect we're all guilty of googling. I certainly am. :)
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Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 7055703)
Oh indeed. I googled for pub quiz questions, since Hobbess asked for some suggestions for more. I found paul's quiz site and thought some of his were kind of interesting (especially the 12 days of Christmas one. I actually sat and worked out the answer - incorrectly I may add - before looking it up). I was scrupulously honest in answering the previous rounds, otherwise any critique I added to the question would have been rather pointless, I'd have thought.
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Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7055722)
Your scrupulous honesty was much appreciated. How did I do with my answers, I'd not seen the Myra one so that was a guess and now I'm intrigued.
Edit: BTW, I quite fancy myself at pub trivia games, but I could answer only a tiny minority of your questions. Either your friends are experts or your NYE quiz is going to foment rebellion. |
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Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 7055844)
Turkey is right. (Google, moi?)
Edit: BTW, I quite fancy myself at pub trivia games, but I could answer only a tiny minority of your questions. Either your friends are experts or your NYE quiz is going to foment rebellion. Guests are late twenties Canadians for the most part and so been aiming for questions to fit that demographic. I'm hoping that the team aspect/discussion time will also help people get a couple of answers that are tough individually. In my mind I have a final score of about 70/100 as winning which seems reasonable. Plan is also to play it fairly loose and if I feel extra clues are needed along the way then I'm not going to be stuck to what I've typed out. Fingers crossed anyway and any more suggestions more than welcome, it's really appreciated. |
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Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 7055844)
Turkey is right. (Google, moi?)
Edit: BTW, I quite fancy myself at pub trivia games, but I could answer only a tiny minority of your questions. Either your friends are experts or your NYE quiz is going to foment rebellion. It's on the south coast, northeast of Rhodes. There's whole heap of trivia in St Nicholas's life story - he has all sorts of weird legends associated with him. Once upon a time I sang in a performance of Britten's "St Nicholas," which is effectively a biographical cantata/oratorio, so read up on some of the more outlandish stories. One of those is the legend of the Pickled Boys who had apparently been murdered and pickled in brine by a butcher, who then tried to serve them for dinner to Nicholas and his travelling companions in an inn. He miraculously brought them back to life and everybody sang hallelujah loudly. This legend still forms part of the Christmas tradition in bits of Eastern France, apparently, where Père Noël is accompanied by the evil butcher, Père Fouettard, who threatens the bad kids with chopping them up and pickling them. as an ego-massaging aside, we were delighted with how well the concert was reviewed, and I've just found that the review's still out there in cyberspace: http://www.mvdaily.com/articles/2000/12/camden.htm |
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