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Lockdown Quiz High Moultage Style

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which Raccoon did The Beatles sing about?

a)

Rambo

b)

Rocky

c)

Tango

d)

Cobra

2.

Which footballer who played for both Spurs and Man City during their career, is actually called Euclid?

a)

Emmanuel Adebayor

b)

Kyle Walker

c)

Clive Wilson

d)

Paul Stewart

3.

In what year was the Berlin Wall knocked down?

a)

1987

b)

1988

c)

1989

d)

1990

4.

Which golfer won The Masters 2017, beating Justin Rose in a dramatic play-off?

a)

Rory MclIroy

b)

Phil Mickelson

c)

Stuart Johnston

d)

Sergio Garcia

5.

How many different animals are there in the Chinese zodiac?

a)

8

b)

10

c)

12

d)

14

6.

Who became the UK's first female poet laureate in 2009?

a)

Aimee Anne Duffy

b)

Bul-lea Mistur Duffy

c)

Sarah Jane Duffy

d)

Carol Ann Duffy

7.

How many times was Michael Schumacher F1 World champion?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

8.

Bamako is the capital of which African country?

a)

Mali

b)

Nigeria

c)

Cameroon

d)

Senegal

9.

Which sport has produced the most Question of sport team captains?

a)

Football

b)

Cricket

c)

Rugby

d)

Snooker

10.

Who was the first queen of England?

a)

Victoria

b)

Mary

c)

Elizabeth

d)

Anne

11.

What is the name of the female singer in the Black Eyed Peas?

a)

Jose

b)

Wenger

c)

Pep

d)

Fergie

12.

What was Oasis' last song to be a UK number 1?

a)

Lyla

b)

The importance of being idle

c)

Let there be love

d)

Something to tell the Grandkids

13.

What kind of disease is Lupus?

a)

Viral Infection

b)

Genetic disorder

c)

Bacterial infection

d)

Auto-immune

14.

Popular in the 18th century, what is a Cotillion?

a)

Dance

b)

Pudding

c)

Shoe

d)

Chair

15.

Who played Oskar Schindler in the film, Schindler's list?

a)

Liam Neeson

b)

Ben Kingsley

c)

Ralph Fiennes

d)

Mark Wahlberg

16.

What does the emergency procedure CPR stand for?

a)

Cardiac Procedural relief

b)

Cerebral pulmonary release

c)

cardio pulmonary resuscitation

d)

Cerebral performance readjustment

17.

What does "demure" mean?

a)

Shy and reserved

b)

Bold and brave

c)

Agressive

d)

Shameless and extroverted

18.

Which former WWF wrestler had the nickname "The Hammer"

a)

Ted DiBiase

b)

Jake Roberts

c)

Greg Valentine

d)

Jim Duggan

19.

What is the surname of John, Michael and Wendy in "Peter Pan"?

a)

Sweetie

b)

Darling

c)

Sugarplum

d)

Petal

20.

In "The Wizard of Oz" where did Dorothy live?

a)

Arkansas

b)

Maryland

c)

Nevada

d)

Kansas

21.

Horses are measured in hands, how many inches are there in a hand?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

22.

Which of these are connected by a ligament?

a)

Muscle to bone

b)

Visceral organ to visceral organ

c)

Muscle to another muscle

d)

Bone to another bone

23.

Which of these animals often sleeps with one eye open?

a)

Eagle

b)

Dolphin

c)

Panda

d)

Penguin

24.

Who is pictured here?

a)

Brigitte Bardot

b)

Gina Lollobrigida

c)

Sophia Loren

d)

Greer Garson

25.

In 1999 who exhibited a piece called "My bed" at the Tate Gallery?

a)

Tracey Emin

b)

Michael Landy

c)

Mark Wallinger

d)

Damien Hirst

26.

Lyme disease is contracted in humans from?

a)

Mosquitoes

b)

Spiders

c)

Flies

d)

Ticks

27.

Which novel by John Steinbeck describes the Dust Bowl of the 1930's and it's impact on people in the US?

a)

Of Mice and Men?

b)

The Red Pony

c)

The Grapes of Wrath

d)

Cannery Row

28.

What is Herpetology the study of?

a)

Birds

b)

Animals

c)

Amphibians and reptiles

d)

Insects

29.

Who invented Velcro?

a)

Wright Brothers

b)

Thomas Edison

c)

Alexander Graham Bell

d)

George de Mestral

30.

What is a traditional horseman from Mexico called?

a)

Cavalry

b)

Bojack

c)

Jitals

d)

Charro

31.

Out of Elizabeth Taylor's seven husbands, which one did she marry twice?

a)

Richard Burton

b)

Mike Todd

c)

Conrad Hilton

d)

Eddie FIsher

32.

Why does Mars appear red?

a)

It's reflecting the heat of the sun

b)

It's covered with iron oxide (rust) dust

c)

It's covered in molten lava

d)

It doesn't appear red, it's just a common misconception

33.

Parmesan cheese is a traditional ingredient in which of these salads?

a)

Greek

b)

Caesar

c)

Waldorf

d)

Russian

34.

Which of these chemicals is often found in nail polish remover?

a)

Butanol

b)

Dichloromethane

c)

Acetone

d)

Chloroform

35.

As of 2019, what is Scotland's most visited paid tourist attraction?

a)

Edinburgh Castle

b)

Loch Ness

c)

Edinburgh Zoo

d)

Haggis, Iron Bru and Fried Mars Bar factory

36.

In what year was Channel 5 launched in the UK?

a)

1995

b)

1996

c)

1997

d)

1998

37.

Which pop group helped launch Channel 5?

a)

The Spice Girls

b)

Take That

c)

Five

d)

Boyzone

38.

What name do these two former BDO world champions share?

a)

Paul

b)

Ralph

c)

Scott

d)

Simon

39.

Which Scottish city lends it name to a now seldom seen, large, round shortcake biscuit, sprinkled with sugar on one side and the other covered in chocolate?

a)

Glasgow

b)

Edinburgh

c)

Aberdeen

d)

Dundee

40.

In 1904 Longacre Square changed it's name to what?

a)

Red Square

b)

Tiananmen Square

c)

Times Square

d)

Trafalgar Square

41.

In Game of Thrones, what is Hodor's real name?

a)

Wylis

b)

Wiliam

c)

Wycliffe

d)

Walter

42.

"I smell women, smell 'em in the air" is the opening line to a song from which musical?

a)

Miss Saigon

b)

Chicago

c)

The Phantom of the Opera

d)

Les Miserables

43.

Queen Victoria belonged to which ruling house of the British monarchy?

a)

Hanover

b)

Stuart

c)

Windsor

d)

Tudor

44.

Who is Stockport County's Chief Executive?

a)

Pete Williams

b)

Mark Stott

c)

Richard Simkin

d)

Jonathan Vaughan

45.

"Look at what you could have won" was often said at the end of a certain gameshow by whom?

a)

Jim Bowen

b)

Bruce Forsyth

c)

Roy Walker

d)

Des O'Connor

46.

What was the name of the group that had 1992 chart success with "Jump Around"?

a)

Cypress Hill

b)

Kriss Kross

c)

House of Pain

d)

Onyx

47.

Which sports company produced the ball used in the 1966 World Cup Final?

a)

Slazenger

b)

Umbro

c)

Adidas

d)

Puma

48.

The first computer to have stored memory was developed in Manchester. What was it's nickname?

a)

Baby

b)

Kid

c)

Sprog

d)

Tot

49.

Mary McAleese served as President of which country between November 1997 and November 2011?

a)

Australia

b)

New Zealand

c)

Republic of Ireland

d)

Canada

50.

What sets apart the flags of both Kosovo and Cyprus?

a)

The only national flags that are not rectangle

b)

The only national flags to feature jumping Elephants

c)

The only national flags to be just one solid colour

d)

The only national flags that feature a map of their respective countries