Name the Band (Picture Round)
UK No 1s (on this day)
On this day in history
Linking Words
Name the Kids TV Shows (the 70s & 80s)
True or False?
African Capitals (Multiple Choice)
Easter
Round 9
100
ABBA
100
1964
"Can't Buy Me Love" by the Beatles
100
American clergyman and leader of the Civil Rights Movement, assassinated at the Lorraine Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee on this day in 1968.
Who am I describing?
Martin Luther King Jnr.
100
"Star", "House" and "High"
Light
100
Bananaman
100
Abraham Lincoln had no middle name
TRUE
100
What is the Capital City of Egypt?
Dakar, Cairo, Victoria or Windhoek?
Cairo
100
The Sunday before Easter is called what?
Palm Sunday
100
Complete the saying
"A / _ _ _ _ _ / _ N / T _ _ _ / _ A _ E _ / _ I _ E"
"A Stitch in Time saves nine"
200
Coldplay
200
2009
"Poker Face" by Lady Gaga
200
What was the name of the British Sitcom starring Richard Briers, Felicity Kendal, Paul Eddington and Penelope Keith which debuted on this day in 1975?
"The Good Life"
200
"Tree", "Hat" and "Mop"
Top
200
Dangermouse
200
Germany drinks the most beer in the world per person
FALSE (The Czech Republic does)
200
What is the Capital City of Tunisia?
Maputo, Algiers, Tunis or Rabat?
Tunis
200
What flower is considered an Easter symbol?
Lily
200
Which of the following denotes "9" in Roman numerals? VI, IX, X or XV?
IX
300
Fleetwood Mac
300
1965
"The Last Time" by The Rolling Stones
300
On this day in 2018 the 21st Commonwealth Games opens in which Southern Hemisphere Country?
Australia (Gold Coast)
300
"Man", "Vampire" and "On"
Bat
300
Roobarb & Custard
300
It’s illegal in Georgia to eat fried chicken with a knife and fork
TRUE (Georgia law says you can only eat fried chicken with your bare hands)
300
What is the Capital City of Ghana?
Bamako, Luanda, Kigali or Accra?
Accra
300
What two colours are associated with Easter?
Purple and Yellow
300
What are the series of four coordinated terrorist attacks by the Wahhabi terrorist group Al-Qaeda against the United States better known as?
9/11
400
The Mammas & The Papas
400
1987
"Respectable" by Mel & Kim
400
What was the name of the 110 story high building which opened in New York on this day in 1973 which, at the time, was the tallest building in the World?
The World Trade Centre
400
"About", "Table" and "Trip"
Round
400
Fraggle Rock
400
Broccoli was once banned from the White House
TRUE (in 1990 by George W Bush)
400
What is the Capital City of Sudan?
Banjul, Khartoum, El Aaiun or Mogadishu?
Khartoum
400
Some countries (Mexico, Spain, and Greece) have bonfires at Easter time. What is burned in these fires?
Crosses made out of straw, Effigies of Judas, Coloured paper eggs or A giant cloth Easter bunny?
Effigies of Judas
400
Who played the ninth doctor in Doctor Who? Paul McGann, Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant or Sylvester McCoy?
Christopher Eccleston
500
Thompson Twins
500
1992
"Stay" by Shakespears Sister
500
On this day in 1949 NATO signed a treaty in Washington D.C. but what exactly does NATO stand for?
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
500
"Dinner", "After" and "Days"
School
500
Johnny Ball (Reveals all)
500
Japan has square watermelons
TRUE
500
What is the Capital City of Zambia?
Naimey, Bangui, Kampala or Lusaka?
Lusaka
500
True or False? Easter is named after the pagan goddess "Eostre".
True
500
What is 9 x 64?
576
600
Maroon 5
600
1971
"Hot Love" by T-Rex
600
Which West African Country declared its independence from France on this day in 1960?
Senegal
600
"Store", "Snap" and "Sore"
Cold
600
Jayce & The Wheeled Warriors
600
There are 100 dimples on a golf ball
FALSE (There are actually between 300-500)
600
What is the Capital Coty of Rwanda?
Kigali, Maputo, Yaounde or Lilongwe?
Kigali
600
In the 13th century, the church prohibited eating what during Holy Week?
Eggs
600
Which of the following Woman Tennis players won a total of 9 Grand Slams in their career?
Steffi Graf, Chris Evert, Monica Seles or Suzanne Lenglen?
Monica Seles
700
Aqua
700
1985
"Easy Lover" by Philip Bailey with Phil Collins
700
1963 - Born on this day in Dublin. Irish comedian and TV presenter.
Who am I describing?
Graham Norton
700
"Magnificent", "Lucky" & "Up"
Seven
700
The Flumps
700
All the kings in a standard deck of cards have a moustache
FALSE (The King of Hearts does not have a moustache)
700
What is the Capital City of Cape Verde?
Porto-Novo, Port Louis, Praia or Asmara?
Praia
700
In the Bible, what prisoner was released instead of Jesus?
Barrabas
700
According to the bible which of the following commandments is the 9th?
"Thou shall not murder", "Thou shall not commit adultery" or "Thou shall not steal"
"Thou shall not steal"
800
Moody Blues
800
2015
"Lay Me Down" Sam Smith Feat John Legend
800
What is the name of the US Ice Hockey Legend who set an NHL season record with 213th points on this day in 1986?
Wayne Gretzky
800
"Ball", "Pop" and "Black"
Eye
800
Ivor the Engine
800
Donald Duck’s sister is named Donna
FALSE (Her name is Dumbella)
800
What is the Capital City of Guinea?
Conakry, Gaborone, Banjul or Niamey?
Conakry
800
"Rapa Nui" is more commonly known as what?
Easter Island
800
Super Bowl 9 took place in the city of New Orleans on the 12th of January 1975. Which of the following teams won it?
New Orleans Saints, Pittsburgh Steelers, Minnesota Vikings or the New York Giants?
Pittsburgh Steelers
900
Boney M
900
1974
"Seasons in the Sun" by Terry Jacks
900
2020 - "The Undertaker" defeats "AJ Styles" in a Boneyard match; "Becky Lynch" beats "Shayna Baszler" to retain Raw Women's Championship.
What sporting event am I describing?
WrestleMania
900
"High", "Steam" and "Blade"
Roller
900
Trumpton
900
Fortune cookies were invented in China
FALSE (They were invented in the USA)
900
What is the Capital City of Lesotho?
Moroni, Juba, Maseru or Ouagadougou?
Maseru
900
While the Easter Bunny brings children eggs in the U.S., what sort of animal delivers the goods in Westphalia, Germany?
A Fox
900
Which of the following Countries is NOT 9 hours ahead of the UK at the moment?
Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, East Timor?
Vietnam
1000
Pan's People
1000
1997
"Block Rockin' Beats" by the Chemical Brothers
1000
1660 - English King Charles II signs the "Declaration of Breda". What does this allow?
Right to own land, Freedom of religion, Right to carry arms or Freedom of movement?
Freedom of religion
1000
"Close", "After" and "Spoke"
Shave
1000
Lets Pretend
1000
Red M&Ms disappeared for a decade
TRUE (They were banned in 1976 over concerns about red dye and returned to the scene in the late 1980s)
1000
What is the Capital City of Burundi?
Bujumbura, Bamako, Mbabane or Yamoussoukro?
Bujumbura
1000
In which year were Cadbury Creme Eggs introduced? 1963, 1968 or 1970?
1963
1000
What is the name of the 1999 mystery thriller film starring Johnny Depp and directed, produced, and co-written by Roman Polanski?
The Ninth Gate