The Answer’s On The Tip of My Tongue -
If you are a pub quiz regular you know the feeling… the question seems simple enough, but your mind goes blank and you sit there trying to grab the answer from somewhere in the back of your mind. These questions should test your knowledge and memory and hopefully you will get the answer sooner rather than later.
QUESTIONS
1. Which band sang the theme tune to the TV show, ‘Friends’?
2. Who wrote, ‘Watership Down’?
3. Who was the first UK Prime Minister to be assassinated while in office?
4. How long is an Olympic sized swimming pool in metres?
5. What is the unit of currency of Kenya?
6. What name is given to a dried plum?
7. What was the first feature-length animated movie released in 1937?
8. Dump, wipe and floater are all terms used in which team sport? (Thanks to The Chase for this one!)
9. What is the capital city of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia?
10. On dogs and cats, where would you find ‘Henry’s Pockets’, also known as a cutaneous marginal pouch?
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ANSWERS
1. Which band sang the theme tune to the TV show, ‘Friends’?
THE REMBRANDTS
2. Who wrote, ‘Watership Down’?
RICHARD ADAMS
3. Who was the first UK Prime Minister to be assassinated while in office?
SPENCER PERCEVAL
4. How long is an Olympic sized swimming pool in metres?
50 METRES
5. What is the unit of currency of Kenya?
SHILLING
6. What name is given to a dried plum?
PRUNE
7. What was the first feature-length animated movie released in 1937?
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS
8. Dump, wipe and floater are all terms used in which team sport? (Thanks to The Chase for this one!)
VOLLEYBALL
9. What is the capital city of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia?
RIYADH
10. On dogs and cats, where would you find ‘Henry’s Pockets’, also known as a cutaneous marginal pouch?
EARS (It’s the little flap which funnels sound into the ear canal)