Just done a quiz for work do, who knows the most answers??:

1 Which is the only product that launched by Richard Branson during the 1980's that did not bear the Virgin name?

2 In an English criminal law case, what is the maximum number of members of the jury who are allowed to disagree if a majority verdict is to be accepted?

3 In which part of your body might you get quinsy?

4 Which chocolate bar released a limited edition orange flavour in 2000?

5 What is the plural of mongoose?

6 Which Cartoon Bird’s Favourite Song Is “Camptown Races”?

7 Who saved a penalty from Gary Lineker, wrestled Big Daddy and bowled out Ian Botham, all within the space of six weeks?

8 Which TV cop show started with an early morning role call and the immortal line - "Be Careful Out There"?

9 Which children’s favourite lived in the Waratah National Park?

10 One day, a person went to the races, Instead of counting the number of human and horses, he instead counted 74 heads and 196 legs. Yet he knew the number of humans and horses there. How did he do it, and how many humans and horses are there?

11 What name was given to the houses built in whole sections in factories, and put up to help solve housing shortage after WW2?

12 According to Beatrix Potter what kind of animal was Mr Jeremy Fisher?

13 Which group during the sixties seemed to be obsessed with women's names releasing songs called 'Charmaine', 'Diane' and 'Ramona'??

14 What was the nationality of Henry V111's first wife?

15 What was The Beatles first No.1 UK Hit?

16 Who was president of the USA when the first man landed on the moon?

17 How did a TGV POS number 4402 make the news?

18 Which of the following plants have NOT appeared on the reverse of a one pound coin -Thistle, Leek, Flax, Oak or Rose?

19 Rearrange these letters to give the name of a British landmark
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20 You have two block of clay in cube form and the edges are 10 cm. How many spheres with a radius of 5 cm can you make with that amount of clay?

Posted By: Tony Martin, Aug 20, 12:45:48