- Tue Feb 05, 2008 5:14 pm
#326700
A new month and a new leaderboard. Just a reminder of how goodly or badly you did in the last one:
Previous Leaderboard
Da rools:
So will Kendra keep hold of her title? Will Ballbag steal her crown and become the Queen? Will Topher start cheating and actually win something? Or could it be a newbie thats never showed off their knowledge? Lets find out as we play Who Wants To Eat A Juicy Pear...
*cues music and flashing lights*
1. Who did not run in the 2004 US presidential election?
A: John Kerry
B: Ralph Nader
C: George W Bush
D: Mel Gibson
2. Which of these is the name of a type of body armour?
A: Ringmail
B: Linkmail
C: Metalmail
D: Chainmail
3. Which New York thourghfare is famous for its theatres?
A: Wall Street
B: Fifth Street
C: Main Street
D: Broadway
4. To date, who has not had a UK Christmas No 1 single?
A: Cliff Richard
B: Spice Girls
C: Band Aid 20
D: Iron Maiden
5. The grizzly is a variety of what type of bear?
A: Black
B: Brown
C: Polar
D: Spectacled
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6. Which city is served by Connolly Station?
A: Cardiff
B: Edinburgh
C: London
D: Dublin
7. Short stop is a position in which sport?
A: Polo
B: Baseball
C: Rugby league
D: Lacrosse
8. Which of these apes is smallest?
A: Gibbon
B: Orang-utan
C: Gorilla
D: Chimpanzee
9. What is the comedian Lenny Henry's first name?
A: Lenworth
B: Leonard
C: Lennox
D: Lensey
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10. The chough is a member of which bird family?
A: Thrush
B: Finch
C: Crow
D: Gull
11. In the sitcom 'Seinfeld', what is Kramer's first name?
A: Beppo
B: Ortho
C: Cosmo
D: Zolto
12. What is a cosset?
A: Pet piglet
B: Pet kid
C: Pet lamb
D: Pet calf
13. What is the TV character Captain Scarlet's real name?
A: Adam Svenson
B: Conrad Turner
C: Paul Metcalfe
D: Bradley Holden
14. The Bloke plateau is in which country?
A: Slovenia
B: Croatia
C: Czech Republic
D: Hungary
15. In which year did Jane Austen die?
A: 1817
B: 1827
C: 1837
D: 1847
Previous Leaderboard
- Kendra K: 370 points (played 3 games)
- Ballbag: 355 points (played 3 games)
- Zoot: 350 points (played 3 games)
- Sunny So Cal: 330 Points (played 3 games)
- Andy B: 285 points (played 3 games)
- Topher: 255 points (played 3 games)
- Pjordan2000: 220 points (played 2 game)
- Ezza: 195 points (played 3 games)
- Charlalottie: 190 points (played 2 games)
- Yudster: 135 points (played 1 game)
Da rools:
- There are three rounds in each game. Each question is harder than the one before it.
- Each question in round one is worth 5 points, round two is 10 points and round three is 15 points.
- Checking your answers is not allowed (i.e. googling them).
- However, you have two chances to get help throughout the quiz. These lifelines take the form of being allowed to check two of your answers on Google, but you need to indicate that you have done so. These answers will only get you five points each, regardless of which round they are in.
- To give your answers, please reply with only the question number and the letter A, B, C or D. This way it shouldn't be spoiled for those answering after you. I'll probably not give the correct answers for a couple of days.
So will Kendra keep hold of her title? Will Ballbag steal her crown and become the Queen? Will Topher start cheating and actually win something? Or could it be a newbie thats never showed off their knowledge? Lets find out as we play Who Wants To Eat A Juicy Pear...
*cues music and flashing lights*
1. Who did not run in the 2004 US presidential election?
A: John Kerry
B: Ralph Nader
C: George W Bush
D: Mel Gibson
2. Which of these is the name of a type of body armour?
A: Ringmail
B: Linkmail
C: Metalmail
D: Chainmail
3. Which New York thourghfare is famous for its theatres?
A: Wall Street
B: Fifth Street
C: Main Street
D: Broadway
4. To date, who has not had a UK Christmas No 1 single?
A: Cliff Richard
B: Spice Girls
C: Band Aid 20
D: Iron Maiden
5. The grizzly is a variety of what type of bear?
A: Black
B: Brown
C: Polar
D: Spectacled
_________________________________________________________________________
6. Which city is served by Connolly Station?
A: Cardiff
B: Edinburgh
C: London
D: Dublin
7. Short stop is a position in which sport?
A: Polo
B: Baseball
C: Rugby league
D: Lacrosse
8. Which of these apes is smallest?
A: Gibbon
B: Orang-utan
C: Gorilla
D: Chimpanzee
9. What is the comedian Lenny Henry's first name?
A: Lenworth
B: Leonard
C: Lennox
D: Lensey
_________________________________________________________________________
10. The chough is a member of which bird family?
A: Thrush
B: Finch
C: Crow
D: Gull
11. In the sitcom 'Seinfeld', what is Kramer's first name?
A: Beppo
B: Ortho
C: Cosmo
D: Zolto
12. What is a cosset?
A: Pet piglet
B: Pet kid
C: Pet lamb
D: Pet calf
13. What is the TV character Captain Scarlet's real name?
A: Adam Svenson
B: Conrad Turner
C: Paul Metcalfe
D: Bradley Holden
14. The Bloke plateau is in which country?
A: Slovenia
B: Croatia
C: Czech Republic
D: Hungary
15. In which year did Jane Austen die?
A: 1817
B: 1827
C: 1837
D: 1847