Here goes and no cheating.
Q1)What film does this still shot come from?
Terminator 3
Q2) I've taken day off work after swallowing some ascorbic acid. What is ascorbic acid commonly known as?
Vitamin C
Q3) How many films were in the Friday 13th series? A bonus point for naming them all.
Including Freddie Vs Jason there were 11 fims in the series. I'll name them later.
Q4) Name this actor:
James Spader
Q5) If I have thirteen pounds in one pocket and twenty five pounds in the other, what do I have?
Somebody elses pants on
Q6) In the clip below, Max and Paddy get the answer to this quiz question wrong. What is the correct answer.
Berlin - Take my breath away
Q7) Who wrote Lorna Doone?
R.D. Blackmore
Q8) Identify the brand from this picture:
Guinness
Q9) Which book begins with:
"It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife."
Pride and Predudice - Jane Austen
Q10) Which quiz show is famous for the line, "Your starter for 10"?
University Challenge
Answers in the comments and the red pen will come out later.
7 Comments:
Anyway, here goes:
1) It used to be the third but now they tell me it's the sixth; we old-timers just can't keep track any more.
2) Never mind that; it's a fair bet you work in the public sector!
3) Too many. End of.
4) I'd love to, but under the terms of the super-injunction...What, you didn't know?
5) A list to port of near-as-damnit 45 degrees and a ruined jacket.
6) 'A Bout de Souffle'
7) I can't tell you that in case Race Relations send the boys round.
8) Mine's a pint, if you're buying.
9) "A Critical Study of the Early Nineteenth Century Novel".
10) The only one ever to feature a grudge match between Jesus and the Trinity.
And thanks for an entertaining Sunday morning!
2 Vitamin C
3 n where n is an integer greater than, say, 13
Friday 13th
Friday 13th II
Friday 13th III
Friday 13th IV
Friday 13th V
...
Friday 13th n
4 Never heard of him
5 A funny walk
6 Blankety Blank
7 Rider Haggard
8 Won't
9 Far From the Madding Crowd (wild guess - sounds like Hardy, who I think wrote Far From the Madding Crowd).
10 Universally Challenged (or thereabouts)
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