Wednesday 2 July 2014

The 20/20 Quiz! Round Two: Contestants 1-5

The second round of the 20/20 quiz see's the final ten contestants take on 20 more questions in a bid to see who is the smartest and worthy of the one of a kind 20/20 cup (I'd have a picture, but Amazon haven't delivered it yet). Only the top FOUR will make it through, so be sure to tune in tomorrow as well for the second lot of results. As usual, good luck and thank you to all involved. Oh, and to make things harder; there will be no half points given in this round.

Contestants: Amanda, Susannah, A.K Michaels, Eilis and Wendy

1. Thor actor Chris Hemsworth first appeared in which film?
A: Cabin in the woods (0)
S: Cash (0)
AK: Pass (0)
E: Star Trek (1)
W: Star Trek (1)
The correct answer is Star Trek.

2. From the writings of Terry Pratchett, roughly how many miles in diameter, is the Disc-world? 
A: 10,000 (1)
S: 10,000 (1)
AK: Pass (0)
E: 10,000 (2)
W: Pass (1)
The correct answer is Ten thousand.

3. What is the name of Disc-worlds main continent? 
A: The unnamed continent (2)
S: Counterweight (1)
AK: Pass (0)
E: Counterweight (2)
W: Pass (1)
The correct answer is it’s unnamed.

4. What is a baby seal called? 
A: Cub (2)
S: Pup (2)
AK: Pup (1)
E: Pup (3)
W: Pup (2)
The correct answer is a pup.

5. What was the name of the artistic process used in the film A Scanner Darkly? 
A: Photography (2)
S: Photocopy (2)
AK: Shoot! Interpol or something! (1)
E: Animation? (3)
W: Pass (2)
The correct answer is Roto-scoping.

6. Which group has a record 43 top 40 UK hits without a no.1?
A: Depeche Mode (3)
S: Pass (2)
AK: Madness (1)
E: Depeche Mode (4)
W: Depeche Mode (3)
The correct answer is Depeche Mode.

7. Linseed oil, often used for painting comes from which seed?
A: Rape seed (3)
S: Flax (3)
AK: Flax (2)
E: Flax (5)
W: Flax (4)
The correct answer is Flax.

8. Pablo Picasso was baptized with how many words in his name? 
A: 5 (3)
S: 2 (3)
AK: 10 (2)
E: 20? (5)
W: Pass (4)
The correct answer is 23.

9. What pollen-receiving part of a flower also refers to negative perceptions and also Christian imagery?
A: Stigma (4)
S: Pass (3)
AK: Stigma (3)
E: Stigma (6)
W: Stigma (5)
The correct answer is Stigma.

10. The Loganberry is a combination of which two fruits?
A: Blackberry and Raspberry (5)
S: Blackberry and Raspberry (4)
AK: Blackberry and Raspberry (4)
E: Blackberry and Raspberry (7)
W: Blackberry and Raspberry (6)
The correct answers are Blackberry and Raspberry.

11. The Millennium Star, The Centenary, The Red Cross and The Incomparable are all examples of what?
A: Ships (5)
S: Pass (4)
AK: A girl’s best friend! Diamonds! (5)
E: Pass (7)
W: Diamonds (7)
The correct answer is Diamonds.

12. In which ‘body of water’ are the Islets of Langerhans found?
A: Pancreas (6)
S: Pass (4)
AK: Pass (5)
E: Pancreas (8)
W: Pass (7)
The correct answer is the human body (Pancreas).

13. Who created the first website design? 
A: A genius (6)
S: Tim Berners-Lee (5)
AK: Pass (5)
E: Pass (8)
W: Pass (7)
The correct answer is Tim Berners-Lee.

14. Who released the software, Flash? 
A: Adobe (6)
S: Pass (5)
AK: Adobe (5)
E: Gordon (8)
W: Adobe (7)
The correct answer is Macromedia.

15. ‘Somebody someone’, ‘falling away from me’ and ‘clown’ are songs from which famous group?
A: KoRn (7)
S: Pass (5)
AK: Pass (5)
E: KoRn (9)
W: Emily Sande (7)
The correct answer is KoRn.

16. What was the name of the super hero mascot of the banking organization Halifax? 
A: Howard (7)
S: Superman (5)
AK: Pass (5)
E: Pass (9)
W: Superman (7)
The correct answer is Ali-Cat.

17. Which planet has moons named after Shakespearean characters?
A: Uranus (8)
S: Jupiter (5)
AK: Jupiter (6)
E: Uranus (10)
W: Uranus (8)
The correct answer is Uranus.

18. Name the four stations of Monopoly? (One point for each)
A: Fenchurch St, Kings Cross, Liverpool St and Marylebone (12)
S: Fenchurch St, Kings Cross, Liverpool St and Marylebone (9)
AK: Fenchurch St, Liverpool St and Marylebone (9)
E: Fenchurch St, Kings Cross, Liverpool St and Marylebone (14)
W: Fenchurch St, Kings Cross, Liverpool St and Marylebone (12)
The correct answers are Fenchurch St, Kings Cross, Liverpool St and Marylebone.

19. Which bird is the international symbol of happiness?
A: Bluebird (13)
S: Dove (9)
AK: Dove (9)
E: Bluebird (15)
W: Turtle Dove (12)
The correct answer is the Bluebird.

20. To within ten, how man known moons are there revolving the other planets?
A: 24 (13)
S: Pass (9)
AK: Pass (9)
E: 150 (15)
W: 150 (12)
The correct answer is 166.

Final Scores
Eilis: 15
Amanda: 13
Wendy: 12
Susannah: 9
A.K Michaels: 9

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