Q2) What is the name of the Premier League footballer who campaigned for Free Schools Meals to be extended beyond term time in the UK?

(a)  

Q3) What is the name of the recently deceased actor who played the original Darth Vader in the Star Wars Trilogy?

(a)  

Q4) Who wrote the poem that this often quoted line comes from:

Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;

(a)  

Q5) What is the highest grossing (globally) movie of 2020?

(a)  

Q6) The above image from 1921 is widely considered to be one of the first recorded examples of what popular form of expression?

(a)  

Q7) What is the Cambridge Dictionary word of the year for 2020? Not to be confused by the Collins Dictionary...

(a)  

Q8) What is the capital city of Ghana?

(a)  

Q9) What is the name of the woman who invigorated the civil rights movement in America through refusing to give up her seat on a public bus to a white man?

(a)  

What country has the longest coastline in the world?

(a)  

Round 2 Q1) What is the name printed on the cardboard tube? (first name and surname required)

(a)  

Round 2 Q2) What game is interrupted in the garden?

(a)  

Round 2 Q3) How many lampshades are in the room?

(a)  

Round 2 Q4) What colour is the sofa?

(a)  

Round 2 Q5) What is the name of the last man to enter the room?

(a)  

Round 3 Q1) Name the logo

(a)  

Round 3 Q2) Name the Dubai hotel

(a)  

Round 3 Q3) Name the flower

(a)  

Round 3 Q4) name the trophy

(a)  

Round 3 Q5) Name this KFC menu item. Other fast food establishments are available. You have to be specific in your answer (two words)

(a)  

Round 3 Q6) Name this character

(a)  

Round 3 Q7) Name the flag (ie Which country?)

(a)  

Round 3 Q8) In which country was this photo taken?

(a)  

Round 3 Q9) Name this film

(a)  

Round 3 Q10) Name this city (two words)

(a)  

Round 4 Q1) Countdown Conundrum: rearrange the letters to create a 9-letter word

(a)  

Round 4 Q2) Name three consecutive days without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday? (write your answer in chronological order with three consecutive words and no commas)

(a)  

Round 4 Q3) Which US city has sports teams called Heat, Dolphins and Marlins?

(a)  

Round 4 Q4) What is so fragile that saying its name breaks it?

(a)  

Round 4 Q5) From this clue, identify two words that are only one letter apart in their spelling (e.g. ‘strain’ and ‘train)

Clue: A slightly open vessel.

4 letters, 3 letters

(separate your two words with a comma e.g. strain, train)

(a)  

Round 4 Q6) Which sport is this person playing?

(a)  

Round 4 Q7)

Replace the initials with words so the phrase makes sense:

23 P of C in the H B

(write out the full phrase)

(a)  

Round 4 Q8) The next football World Cup final will be held in Qatar in 2022. In which country will the 2026 World Cup final be held?

(a)  

Round 4 Q9) Which is the only country which can logically come next in this sequence:

Cyprus, Sweden, Morocco,…?

(a)  

Round 4 Q10) Which sport has its international headquarters in Dubai’s Sports City?

(a)  

Music Round Q1)

Name the artist and title.

You need to get both right, spelled correctly for the point. Write the artist first, then a colon, then the title

e.g. The Beatles: Hey Jude

(a)  

Music Round Q2)

Name the artist and title.

You need to get both right, spelled correctly for the point. Write the artist first, then a colon, then the title

e.g. The Beatles: Hey Jude

(a)  

Music Round Q3)

Name the artist and title.

You need to get both right, spelled correctly for the point. Write the artist first, then a colon, then the title

e.g. The Beatles: Hey Jude

(a)  

Music Round Q4)

Name the artist and title.

You need to get both right, spelled correctly for the point. Write the artist first, then a colon, then the title

e.g. The Beatles: Hey Jude

(a)  

Music Round Q5)

Name the artist and title.

You need to get both right, spelled correctly for the point. Write the artist first, then a colon, then the title

e.g. The Beatles: Hey Jude

(a)  

Music Round Q6)

Name the artist and title.

You need to get both right, spelled correctly for the point. Write the artist first, then a colon, then the title

e.g. The Beatles: Hey Jude

(a)  

Music Round Q7)

Name the artist and title.

You need to get both right, spelled correctly for the point. Write the artist first, then a colon, then the title

e.g. The Beatles: Hey Jude

(a)  

Music Round Q8)

Name the artist and title.

You need to get both right, spelled correctly for the point. Write the artist first, then a colon, then the title

e.g. The Beatles: Hey Jude

(a)  

Music Round Q9)

Name the artist and title.

You need to get both right, spelled correctly for the point. Write the artist first, then a colon, then the title

e.g. The Beatles: Hey Jude

(a)  

Music Round Q10)

Name the artist and title.

You need to get both right, spelled correctly for the point. Write the artist first, then a colon, then the title

e.g. The Beatles: Hey Jude

(a)