Page 1

Answers on page 4

NAME THE FILM

Name the TV sitcom

Name the film

1 2

4

3

7

5 6

8

10 11

9

12

1. In what profession would you use the acronym “SOCO”?

2. What is the official national anthem of the USA?3. Globe and Jerusalem are types of what?4. What license cost 37 pence when it was abolished

in 1988?5. In geometry, what name is given to a shape with

4 sides of equal length & with 4 equal angles?6. The golden arches are a symbol of which brand?7. Which motorway runs from Rugby to Carlisle?8. What is half of a diameter called?9. A Jaeger bomb is typically made with a shot of

Jagermeister dropped into a glass of what?10. What 8-letter word is often used to describe luxu-

rious camping?11. In what decade did Marathon chocolate bar

become Snickers was it 70s, 80s or 90s?12. The name of which traditional breakfast can also

be used for serving a prison sentence?13. According to the Smokie song how many years

did the singer live next door to Alice?14. What name derived from angling is given to a

style of women’s tights?15. Which London landmark has a hand 11 feet long?16. What drink can be sweet, dry, rough or cloudy?17. Which day of the week is also the name of

Robinson Crusoe’s manservant?18. 2020: In order to cope with the coronavirus

pandemic a new temporary hospital was built in London. What was it called?

19. What is the technique by which plants are grown in water without soil?

20. Which daily newspaper advertises itself as the ‘Intelligent Tabloid’?

21. What is the maximum number of stars a restau-rant can win from the Michelin Guide?

22. Boogie Wonderland was a top 10 hit for which group in 1979?

23. Which two books do participants on the radio show Desert Island Discs receive automatically?

24. 2020: Swarms of which bug destroyed crops across East Africa in 2020?

25. Singer Paul Heaton was a member of which group between 1983 and 1989?

26. Which county cricket club depicts a white rose on its emblem?

27. What started at an address in Pudding Lane in 1666?

28. 2020: Which music mogul broke his back riding an electric bike?

29. Diana, princess of the Amazons is the alter ego of which female super hero?

30. How many Golden Tickets were there in Willie Wonka & The Chocolate Factory?

31. Beth Tweddle is a world champion for the UK in which sport?

32. 2020: Which footballer forced the Government to make a U-turn in their deci-sion regarding free school meals during the summer?

33. What is the aquatic larva of an amphibian more commonly called?

34. After how many games are the balls changed for the first time in professional tennis matches?

35. Who wrote The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?

36. Which TV crime series recounts the story of an Albuquerque chemistry teacher played by Brian Cranston who turns to crime when he is diagnosed with a terminal illness?

37. Lang Lang is a famous Chinese musician, which instrument does he play?

38. Which rugby Super League team plays its home matches at the DW Stadium?

39. 2020: Dominic Cummings claimed to have driven to which castle to test his eyesight?

40. In which vegetable sounding country were Aga stoves/cookers first produced?

41. Vishnu, Brahma and Shiva are important deities in what religion?

42. 2020: What was the most watched docu-mentary on Netflix this year?

43. Ummagumma is a double album released on 25th October 1969 by what band?

44. In Spanish speaking countries, what does a restaurante de helados specialise in?

45. What was the name of the prison in Paris stormed by a crowd on 14th July 1789?

46. 2020: How many days were there in 2020?47. According to Malory’s version of the

Arthurian legend, Bedivere is the only Knight of the round Table to have survived the battlefield after the final battle, in which the armies of Arthur and Mordred destroy each other. What, according to legend, did he return to the Lady of the Lake?

48. 2020: Name the scheme that ran through-out August to encourage people to enjoy meals in restaurants, cafes and pubs.

49. 2020: Which music festival has had to post-pone its 50th anniversary celebrations to 2021?

50. 2020: Which Sunderland company bought out many of the Thomas Cook shops when they went bust?

Page 2

The PubPaper Quiz

The PubPaper Extra Quiz

Did you know?

Page 3

18. Monks at which Devon abbey produce a pop-ular tonic wine?

19. What was the name of the ship’s cat in the sci-fi horror Alien?

20. How many seconds delay are there between each of Big Bens strikes: 3, 5. 7 or 9 sec-onds?

21. Which murderous doll features in the 1988 horror film Child’s Play?

22. What name is given to the orange ball con-taining a flashing light, mounted on a striped post on the pavement at each end of a zebra crossing?

23. Roald Amundsen the leader of the first expe-dition to reach the South Pole, was which nationality?

24. Sticking with Norway - In Norse mythology who guided the souls of heroes slain in bat-tles to Valhalla?

25. In which country was the car manufacturer SEAT founded in 1950?

26. What is the name of a cobbler’s device used to fashion or repair shoes?

27. What links Oscar Wilde, Wallis Simpson, Marlene Dietrich, Princess Diana and Jim Morrison?

28. London sanitary engineer Harry Pickup invented which toilet cleaner in the 1920’s? - Clue is in the question

29. What time is shown on a box of After Eight mints?

30. Of what is speliology the study?

1. Who once famously said “The thing that’s wrong with the French is that they don’t have a word for entrepreneur”?

2. Which is largest, Anglesey, Isle of Man or Isle of Wight?

3. What word for a shopping centre literally means a row of arches?

4. What 6-Nations Rugby team play their home games at the Stadio Flaminio?

5. Who was the last British Prime Minister of the 20th century?

6. What name is given to the family groups that dol-phins travel in?

7. What kind of meat is used to make pastrami?8. What island is separated from Italy by the Strait of

Messina?9. Which school was attended by Billy Bunter?10. Give another name for the wood hyacinth?11. The Glenmore Valley is home to which famous

expanse of water?12. Where was the first land battle in the Falkland’s

War fought?13. Who penned the novel Porterhouse Blue?14. How wide is a goal in professional football?15. Which U.K. road runs for 75 miles from Prescot,

Merseyside to Wetherby, North Yorkshire?16. The currency of Armenia shares its name with

which word for a small amount of spirits?17. Which Tchaikovsky ballet features the Dance of

the Sugar-Plum Fairy?

1. George Bush2. Anglesey 714 Sq

miles3. Arcade4. Italy5. Tony Blair6. Pods7. Beef8. Sicily9. Greyfriars10. Bluebell11. Loch Ness12. Goose Green13. Tom Sharpe14. 24 feet15. A5816. Dram17. The Nutcracker18. Buckfast19. Jones

20. Five seconds21. Chucky22. Belisha Beacon23. Norwegian24. Valkyries25. Spain26. A Last27. They all died in

Paris28. Harpic29. 8.0330. Caves

THE PUBPAPER EXTRAQUIZ ANSWERS

1. Police Work - Scene of Crime Officers

2. Star Spangled Banner

3. Artichokes4. Dog Licence5. Square6. McDonalds7. M68. Radius9. Red Bull10. Glamping11. Nineties12. Porridge13. 2414. Fishnet15. Big Ben (The

Clock)16. Cider17. Friday

The Q

uiz

Answ

ers

35. Mark Twain36. Breaking Bad37. Piano38. Wigan39. Barnard Castle40. Sweden41. Hinduism42. Tiger King:

Murder, Mayhem and Madness

43. Pink Floyd44. Ice Cream45. Bastille46. 36647. Arthur’s sword,

Excalibur48. Eat Out to Help

Out49. Glastonbury50. Hays Travel

18. The Nightingale19. Hydroponics20. Daily Mirror21. Three22. Earth Wind & Fire23. The Bible and

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare

24. Locusts25. The Housemartins26. Yorkshire27. Great fire of

London28. Simon Cowell29. Wonder Women30. Five31. Gymnastics32. Marcus Rashford33. Tadpole34. Seven

Best pretend headlines of the week: (Fake News)Last day to part exchange your BMW for the All New Allegro.Diet websites still asking customers to accept cookies.Correction: Caressa Dick is a person not a command.Dyson misses out on business created by new vac scene.Man forced to amend New Year’s resolution from ‘join the gym’ to ‘stay in and carry on drinking’.

Page 4

Big Six Picture Quiz Answers

Seasonal Greetings To

All...

The Blair Wtch Project

Home Alone

The Sound of Music

Clockwork Orange

Jaws

Ghost

ShawshankRedemption

Pulp Fiction

Blazing Saddles

Happy Feet

Cats

Kill Bill