- Tue Apr 22, 2008 10:47 pm
#339198
The last leaderboard...
The rules:
The quiz...
1. A lazy person is sometimes reffered to as a 'couch ...' what?
A: Swede
B: Potato
C: Parsnip
D: Sprout
2. What are the inhabitants of Sweden called?
A: Swedes
B: Potatoes
C: Parsnips
D: Sprouts
3. Which flower features in the title of a song in 'The Sound of Music'?"
A: Rose
B: Tulip
C: Snowdrop
D: Edelweiss
4. Which island in San Francisco Bay was once used as a federal prison?
A: Alcatraz
B: Albuquerque
C: Alicante
D: Alamo
5. Which three letter abbreviation is on the running vest of a British Olympic athlete?
A: GBR
B: GBT
C: GBN
D: GRB
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6. Which breed of dog was named after an 18th Century English clergyman?
A: Jack Russell
B: * Spaniel
C: St Bernard
D: Cairn Terrier
7.In which of these games would you describe a word by drawing it?
A: Rapidough
B: Pictionary
C: Scattergories
D: Taboo
8. Which leader / military commander had a biscuit named after him?
A: Giuseppe Garibaldi
B: Lord Digestive
C: Abraham Lincoln
D: Archibald Cookie
9. Which Rudolf invented the Diesel engine?
A: Diesel
B: Benz
C: Derv
D: Daimler
10. What does the Statue of Liberty hold in its right hand?
A: Scales
B: Torch
C: Cword
D: Book
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11. What is between Mayfair and Park Lane on a Monopoly board?
A: Jail
B: Super Tax
C: Bond Street
D: Community Chest
E: Free Parking
F: Income Tax
G: Vine Street
H: Chance
12. What are saddleback, bull nose and double cant types of?
A: Furnture
B: Sheep
C: Flys
D: Pigs
E: Bricks
F: Camera
G: Knots
H: Plumbing joints
13. How many bones are in the human hand?
A: 17
B: 19
C: 21
D: 23
E: 25
F: 27
G: 29
H: 31
14. How many meters higher than K2, is Mount Everest the world's highest mountain?
A: 3.37
B: 2.37
C: 33.7
D: 23.7
E: 337
F: 237
G: 3,370
H: 2,370
15. How much is 1 000 000 worth, if it is in binary form?
A: 1
B: 64
C: 10,000
D: 1,280
E: 100,000
F: 12,800
G: 7
The rules:
- There are three rounds in each game. Each question is harder than the one before it. That said, they are only hard if you don't know the answer!
- 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). This is only for fun so I shall trust that you haven't cheated.
- 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 (i.e. on Google or Wikipedia), 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.
- I will PM you your score out of 15 and the number of points you have received. The points will go into the leaderboard. Unfortunately, I can't promise to tell you which ones you personally got correct or wrong.
- The quiz masters decision is final (unless you can convince me otherwise!)
The quiz...
1. A lazy person is sometimes reffered to as a 'couch ...' what?
A: Swede
B: Potato
C: Parsnip
D: Sprout
2. What are the inhabitants of Sweden called?
A: Swedes
B: Potatoes
C: Parsnips
D: Sprouts
3. Which flower features in the title of a song in 'The Sound of Music'?"
A: Rose
B: Tulip
C: Snowdrop
D: Edelweiss
4. Which island in San Francisco Bay was once used as a federal prison?
A: Alcatraz
B: Albuquerque
C: Alicante
D: Alamo
5. Which three letter abbreviation is on the running vest of a British Olympic athlete?
A: GBR
B: GBT
C: GBN
D: GRB
_________________________________________________________________________
6. Which breed of dog was named after an 18th Century English clergyman?
A: Jack Russell
B: * Spaniel
C: St Bernard
D: Cairn Terrier
7.In which of these games would you describe a word by drawing it?
A: Rapidough
B: Pictionary
C: Scattergories
D: Taboo
8. Which leader / military commander had a biscuit named after him?
A: Giuseppe Garibaldi
B: Lord Digestive
C: Abraham Lincoln
D: Archibald Cookie
9. Which Rudolf invented the Diesel engine?
A: Diesel
B: Benz
C: Derv
D: Daimler
10. What does the Statue of Liberty hold in its right hand?
A: Scales
B: Torch
C: Cword
D: Book
_________________________________________________________________________
11. What is between Mayfair and Park Lane on a Monopoly board?
A: Jail
B: Super Tax
C: Bond Street
D: Community Chest
E: Free Parking
F: Income Tax
G: Vine Street
H: Chance
12. What are saddleback, bull nose and double cant types of?
A: Furnture
B: Sheep
C: Flys
D: Pigs
E: Bricks
F: Camera
G: Knots
H: Plumbing joints
13. How many bones are in the human hand?
A: 17
B: 19
C: 21
D: 23
E: 25
F: 27
G: 29
H: 31
14. How many meters higher than K2, is Mount Everest the world's highest mountain?
A: 3.37
B: 2.37
C: 33.7
D: 23.7
E: 337
F: 237
G: 3,370
H: 2,370
15. How much is 1 000 000 worth, if it is in binary form?
A: 1
B: 64
C: 10,000
D: 1,280
E: 100,000
F: 12,800
G: 7