Reply With Quote3. Madonna’s 1st UK No 1 album had the same title as her 2nd UK No 1 single -what was the title ?
Like a Virgin
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My bad - apologies - I've copied the wrong question for No 3 - it should readOriginally Posted by billy.ronson
Madonna's 1st UK No 1 album was released in 1984 but its title track only reached no 3 in the singles chart the same year - what is the title
3. Madonna’s 1st UK No 1 album had the same title as her 2nd UK No 1 single -what was the title ?
Like a Virgin
Correct
10. Which dessert has a name that means also something of little value or to treat without seriousness or respect ?
Trifle
Correct but see post above quoting Billy Ronson
[QUOTE=Enoch Mort;5063813]My bad - apologies - I've copied the wrong question for No 3 - it should read
Madonna's 1st UK No 1 album was released in 1984 but its title track only reached no 3 in the singles chart the same year - what is the title[/QUOTE
I thought That you had maybe meant 2nd off the album as into the groove and papa don’t preach went to number one ....true blue was her 3rd number one .
Ah well
Correct
Correct
1) Advocaat
2) Beetroot
3) Like a Virgin
4) Mr Noisy
6) Silicon Valley
7) Zoe Ball
8) John Grisham
9) Cross Fell
12) Billericay
13) Katie Perry
14) Order off Companion of Honour
19) Nixon
21) Battle of France
22) Toscana
24) Portuguese
25) 1998 - Opal Fruits are back now too!
26) Jack Charlton
28) Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
30) Pink Floyd (Saucerful of Secrets were due to play ST Davids Hall next month, now postponed until October)
31) The Louvre
32) 11
34) Penzance
35) 8
36) Banks family
38) Germany
39) Brize Norton
40) Burger King.
8.John Grisham
12.Billericay
13.Katy Perry
21.Dunkirk?
23.Daniel Day-Lewis
29.Eisenhower?
31.Louvre
33.The Greatest Showman
Bugger should have looked at some of the other asnwers before I peessed send
....and read the opening sentence before question 1 - Splott Parker will be on your case
Of the questions that haven't been answered already 9, 11, 12, 14, 21, are correct, 24, and 29 are not
29. Prior to Donald Trump name the last US President not to have held any prior elected office ?
Eisenhower?
(Reagan was Governor of California or something similar wasn't he?)
15. Only two types of nut are mentioned in the Bible - Almonds and which other nut of which Iran is the largest producer in the world ?
Religious nuts? Sorry, couldn't resist it.
All good but read the question again for 9 and 26 and 35 are incorrect
35. So far, how many wives have the The Beatles had in total ?
Gonna guess at 9 - John 2, Ringo 2, George 2, Paul 3
38. Running Shoe manufacturer Adidas has its headquarters in which country ?
Switzerland
Edit - didn't notice 38 already solved.
Correct
Both correct
33 - the only one not answered already is correct
After a frantic moment or two I make that 15, 18, 20 and 27 to get
15. the nut mentioned in bible must be pistachio, im only saying that as i shared a house in college with an iranian guy and he always had boxes of them
27. The only Shakeperian play I can think with a woman's name in it is Cleopatra.
OK, to wrap it up the 4 that no-one answered are.....
15. Only two types of nut are mentioned in the Bible - Almonds and which other nut of which Iran is the largest producer in the world ?
Pistachio
18. Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera shares a name with a card game ?
Patience
20. This town is the birthplace of actor Ralph Fiennes, is located on the Great Eastern Main lIne out of Liverpool Street and also on the River Orwell - which town is it ?
Ipswich
27. In which Shakespeare Play does the eponymous heroine play billiards ?
Antony and Cleopatra (strange but true)
28. A Beagler is a cross between a Beagle and a Setter - that's what I'm guessing anyway.
Correct but don't forget Juliet and Cressida
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