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Sal's Sob Story - Part 2

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Introduction:
"Tissues at the ready - here's a second quiz about things that have made me cry."


1. I’m pleased to say that my daughters are showing signs of being chips off the old block. I saw the film “Two Brothers” with my youngest daughter – ten minutes in and she started sobbing, so naturally I came out in sympathy, even though nothing sad had happened at that point. What animals were the stars of “Two Brothers”?
    Lions
    Tigers
    Bears
    Wolves


2. Films, books and songs about man’s best friend have caused a lot of tears to flow. A statue of which dog can be seen in Fort Benton, Montana?
    Skip
    Old Yeller
    Old Shep
    Balto


3. Two very different films which tickle my tear ducts are “The Snow Goose” and “The Wild Geese”. Which well-known actor starred in both of these films?
    Richard Burton
    Richard Harris
    Roger Moore
    Barry Foster


4. I always thought the song “Everything I Own” by Bread was a rather pleasant love song. When I saw Bread live, the person who wrote the song introduced it by explaining that it was a song dedicated to his late father. I managed to embarrass my husband and two stepsons by sobbing noisily through the whole thing. Which member of the band wrote “Everything I Own”?
    Rob Royer
    Jimmy Griffin
    Mike Botts
    David Gates


5. Sometimes I cry because I’m happy. I always tear up during the last song in the film “Mary Poppins”. What is the name of that song?

    I Love to Laugh
    Feed The Birds
    Lets's Go Fly A Kite
    A Spoonful of Sugar


6. Stephen King’s stories are more likely to make people scream than cry. However, I can remember crying at one point whilst reading one of his books. A woman called Sarah is weeping at the grave of a man called John, crying “Not fair, it’s not fair”. Which book am I describing?
    Christine
    Salem's Lot
    Carrie
    The Dead Zone


7. I am not a huge sports fan. However, I do get a bit emotional when I hear those famous words spoken by Kenneth Wolstenholme at the end of the 1966 Football World Cup Final "Some people are on the pitch, they think it's all over - it is now!". What was the final score?
    England 3 West Germany 2
    England 4 West Germany 2
    England 4 West Germany 3
    England 3 West Germany 1


8. “My Dog Skip” is a “boy meets dog” story. The trouble with these stories is that they always have a desperately sad ending. Frankie Muniz played the part of Willie Morris, Skip’s owner. Who played the part of Willie’s father?

    Kevin Kline
    Kevin Bacon
    Kevin Spacey
    Kevin Costner


9. I'm ashamed to admit that I've shed a few tears for the dragon who was left all alone when little Jacky Paper grew up and lost interest in him. What was the name of that dragon, immortalised in song by Peter, Paul and Mary?
    Answer: (Four letters)


10. The fourth verse of a poem is always read out at Remembrance Day Services in the UK. What is the name of that poem?
    "Suicide In The Trenches" by Siegfried Sassoon
    "The Dead" by Rupert Brooke
    "The Fallen" by Laurence Binyon
    "Anthem For Doomed Youth" by Wilfred Owen


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