Pub Quiz No. 4

[Carl]

• 1. Which band had hits in 1993 with - 'How can I love you more', 'One night in heaven', and 'Moving on up' ?

• 2. Which bone in the ear is the smallest in your body ?

• 3. Which popular sweets were introduced in the 1930’s as ‘energy balls’ for lady slimmers ?

• 4. How many rows of stars are there on the Stars and Stripes flag ?

• 5. For which 1970 film did George C Scott become the first actor to refuse an Academy Award for Best Actor ?

• 6. Which Belfast singers name became part of rhyming slang 60 years ago at the peak of her popularity ?

• 7. Which Looney Tunes cartoon character was the fastest mouse in all Mexico ?

• 8. Released in 2013, Stephen Kings 'Doctor Sleep' is a sequel to which of his other novels ?

• 9. In the tv series M.A.S.H, which character had the nickname Radar ?

• 10. Which planet in our solar system rotates very slowly and so has the longest day, lasting the equivalent of 116 days and 18 hours on Earth ?

Answers will be provided next Sunday evening after 21:00.

[Carl]

ANSWERS

• 1. Which band had hits in 1993 with - 'How can I love you more', 'One night in heaven', and 'Moving on up' ? M People

• 2. Which bone in the ear is the smallest in your body ? Stirrup or Stapes

• 3. Which popular sweets were introduced in the 1930’s as ‘energy balls’ for lady slimmers ? Maltesers

• 4. How many rows of stars are there on the Stars and Stripes flag ? 9 (5 rows of 6 , 4 rows of 5)

• 5. For which 1970 film did George C Scott become the first actor to refuse an Academy Award for Best Actor ? Patton

• 6. Which Belfast singers name became part of rhyming slang 60 years ago at the peak of her popularity ? Ruby Murray

• 7. Which Looney Tunes cartoon character was the fastest mouse in all Mexico ? Speedy Gonzales

• 8. Released in 2013, Stephen Kings 'Doctor Sleep' is a sequel to which of his other novels ? The Shining

• 9. In the tv series M.A.S.H, which character had the nickname Radar ? Walter O’Reilly

• 10. Which planet in our solar system rotates very slowly and so has the longest day, lasting the equivalent of 116 days and 18 hours on Earth ? Venus