#270848 - Thu Jul 14 2005 04:27 PM
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To send a pm, click on the name of the person (littlewoman2, for instance,) then click at the bottom where it says "send a pm". Fill in your answers, putting the name of the quiz at the top.
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#270850 - Fri Jul 15 2005 10:39 AM
Re: July Trivia Rounds
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Prolific
Registered: Fri Aug 13 2004
Posts: 1033
Loc: Scotland UK
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Results Round 12
Q1. Name any beneficiary of William Shakespeare's last will & testament.
For 10 points: Anne Hathaway (Wife)
For 5 Points: John Hemynges [2]
Not mentioned: Judith Quiney (Daughter); Joan Hart (Sister); Joan's three sons (William, Michael and Thomas); Susanna Hall (Daughter); Dr. John Hall (son-in-law); Elizabeth Hall (Granddaughter); Richard Burbage; Henry Cundell; Mr. Thomas Combe; Thomas Russel; Francis Collins; William Walker (godson); Hamnet Sadler; Anthony Nash; Mr John Nash and the poor of Stretford.
Q2. Name a March with an opus number less than 100 written by Johann Strauss II (1825-1899).
For 10 points: Studenten Marsch (Opus 56)
For 5 Points: Wiener Garnison Marsch (Opus 77) [2]
Not mentioned: Patrioten Marsch (8); Austria Marsch (20); Fest-Marsch (49); Revolutions Marsch (54); Brunner-Nationalgarde Marsch (58); Kaiser Franz Josef Marsch (67); Triumph Marsch (69); Ottinger Reiter-Marsch (83); Kaiser Jager Marsch (93); Viribus unitis, Marsch (96)
Q3. Give me the Heraldic name of any stance that can be taken by a lion on a Coat of Arms.
For 10 points: Couchant; Passant; Rampant
For 5 Points: (none)
Not mentioned: Dormant; Salient; Sejant; Statant. Add to this differnt head positions (Guardant, Reguardant), tail positions (Extended, Coward), as well as a few rare ones like - Sejant dexter paw raised - and you've got quite a few more.
Q4. Someone is going to take the Trans-siberian Railway from Moskva Yaroslavskaya (Moscow) to Vladivostok, leaving at 5:03am. Give me any scheduled stop, of at least 15 minutes, on the third day of the journey.
This one proved tough for most of you:
For 10 points: Tyumen; Yekaterinburg (Exaterinburg/Sverdlovsk); Zavodoukovskaya
For 5 Points: (none)
Not mentioned: Bogdanovich; Pyshminskaya; Karmak; Yalutorovsk; Omutinskaya; Gloyshmanovo; Ishim; Shablykino
Q5. The author born as Salvatore Lombino died last week. Give me any other name he wrote under.
For 10 points: Richard Marsten
For 5 Points: Ezra Hannon [2]
Not mentioned: Ed McBain; Evan Hunter; Hunt Collins; Curt Cannon; John Abbott
Scores: 45 Ozzz2002 40 ElfTwinkle 35 Ren33
Well done to all those who played, especially to Ozzz2002
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#270852 - Sat Jul 16 2005 04:46 AM
Re: July Trivia Rounds
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Registered: Tue Nov 02 2004
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Loc: Pennsylvania USA
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Round 16 1. The world's best golfers are participating this weekend in the British Open, the world's oldest golf tournament. Name any venue the tournament has been played at since the first one in 1860. 2. Tim Burton's adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory opened in theaters this weekend. Name another movie that Tim Burton directed. 3. Lance Armstrong is again participating in the Tour de France, supported this time by his girlfriend, Sheryl Crow. Name another couple where an entertainer is or has been romantically paired with a sports figure. 4. On Thursday, the nominations for this year's Emmy awards were announced. Name an actress who was nominated for best lead actress in either a comedy or drama series. 5. Name a woman who has won more than one Emmy for best lead actress in a comedy or drama series. Have a great weekend! This will close late in the day on Monday. 
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#270853 - Sat Jul 16 2005 06:18 AM
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Pure Diamond
Registered: Fri May 18 2001
Posts: 123698
Loc: Canton Ohio USA
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Looks like Round 14 will be closing up in several hours. Late comers welcomed.
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#270854 - Sat Jul 16 2005 08:32 AM
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Multiloquent
Registered: Wed Jan 07 2004
Posts: 3575
Loc: Virginia USA
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Round 13 is closed. Results up soon.
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#270855 - Sat Jul 16 2005 10:07 AM
Re: July Trivia Rounds
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Multiloquent
Registered: Wed Jan 07 2004
Posts: 3575
Loc: Virginia USA
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Round 13 Results - 10 players Q1 - The title of one of John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee stories10 points: 'Dress her in Indigo', 'The Lonely Silver Rain', 'The Scarlet Ruse', 'Pale Gray for Guilt', 'The Quick Red Fox', 'The Long Lavender Look', 'A Tan and Sandy Silence' 5 points: 'Nightmare in Pink' (3) Not mentioned: several others Q2 - Name a feature film (no shorts or documentaries) that Joan Crawford made with one of her husbands10 points: "Dancing Lady", "Sadie McKee", "Today We Live", "No More Ladies" (all with Franchot Tone) 5 points: "The Gorgeous Hussy" (with Franchot Tone) (3), "Our Modern Maidens" (with Douglas Fairbanks, Jr) (3) Not mentioned: "The Bride Wore Red", "Love on the Run" with Franchot Tone, "Mannequin" with Phillip Terry Q3 - A current or former member of Def Leppard10 points: Steve Clark, Phil Collen, Rick Savage 5 points: Vivian Campbell (3), Rick Allen (2), Tony Kenning (2) Not mentioned: Joe Elliott, Pete Willis Q4 - A castle associated with King Ludwig II of Bavaria5 points: Nymphenburg (4), Herrenchiemsee (4), Hohenschwangau (2) Not mentioned: Neuschwanstein, Linderhof Q5 - The space shuttle Discovery will launch soon on the STS-114 mission. Name a crew member10 points: Pilot James Kelly, Commander Eileen Collins 5 points: Mission specialist Stephen Robinson (3), Mission specialist Andrew Thomas (3), Mission specialist Charles Camarda (2) Not mentioned: Mission specialists Wendy Lawrence and Soichi Noguchi Scores 40 points - Kuu 35 points - gatsby722, ren33, ElfTwinkle, gemini19 30 points - Mugaboo, littlewoman2, ozzz2002, Jimjih, cinnam0n Thanks for playing everyone, and congrats to our winner, Kuu 
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#270861 - Mon Jul 18 2005 05:33 AM
Re: July Trivia Rounds
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Champion Poster
Registered: Thu Dec 13 2001
Posts: 23115
Loc: Ontario Canada
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And here they are! Sunday's questions, with July as the theme: Quote:
ROUND 17
Please name:
1 A FunTrivia crossword put online between 17 June and 17 July 2005 2 Any FunTrivia quiz with July in the title (please give author's name too, for both of these) 3 A holiday in July - please give the date, and where it is celebrated 4 A famous person born on 17 July of any year 5 A recipient of the Victoria Cross for a deed performed in July of any year
I'll leave this open until late Wednesday, early Thursday. As ever, if you have trouble with any of these, please pm me for a hint. 
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#270864 - Mon Jul 18 2005 10:56 AM
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Forum Champion
Registered: Wed Aug 11 2004
Posts: 5659
Loc: Alabama USA
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Round 15 Results:10 players participated. Question 1: Name a movie with five or more words in its title. No TV movies are allowed.10 points: Gabriel Over the White House; The Hunchback of Notre Dame; The Sum of All Fears; One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest; It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World; To Have and Have Not; The Postman Always Rings Twice; You Can't Take It With You; The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension; The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds Everyone got 10 points on that one! Question 2: Name a work that won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in the 1950s.10 points: The Caine Mutiny, The Old Man and the Sea, The Town, The Way West 5 points: Andersonville (2), A Death in the Family (2), A Fable (2) Not mentioned: The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters Question 3: Give me a girl's name that begins with the letter V.10 points: Viola, Valentina, Violet, Vicki, Vecepia, Valisa, Violeta, Veronica 5 points: Verity (2) Question 4: Name a regular character on "The Dick Van Dyke Show."10 points: Buddy Sorrell, Ritchie Petrie, Jerry Helper 5 points: Rob Petrie (3), Laura Petrie (2), Mille Helper (2) Not mentioned: Sally Rogers, Mel Cooley Question 5: Name something that you have or would like to have insured. (That is, you've purchased an insurance policy for it--or you could buy an insurance policy for it.)10 points: firearms, RV/camper, crops, Grandma's early Edwardian locket/jewelry 5 points: car (2), boat (2), stamp collection (2) Not mentioned: house, motorcycle, life, business, and others And now for the scores:
45 points: ElfTwinkle gemini19
40 points: Polaris101 drummerkittie ren33 ozzz2002 cinnam0n Eraserhead
35 points: gatsby722
30 points: MugabooGreat round! Congratulations to ElfTwinkle and gemini19, who each pick up one point for this round. Thanks for playing, everyone! 
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#270866 - Mon Jul 18 2005 03:18 PM
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Forum Champion
Registered: Mon Apr 14 2003
Posts: 8867
Loc: France
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ROUND 11 CLOSED
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#270867 - Mon Jul 18 2005 05:09 PM
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Registered: Tue Nov 02 2004
Posts: 6750
Loc: Pennsylvania USA
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Round 16 will be closing first thing in the morning (my time  ) About 12 more hours for latecomers....
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#270868 - Tue Jul 19 2005 01:25 AM
Re: July Trivia Rounds
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Star Poster
Registered: Fri Jan 30 2004
Posts: 14486
Loc: North West of England
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Tuesday 19th July 1. A section of the Funtrivia Forums - eg. The welcome center(The Welcome centre isn't allowed now!  ) 2. A catergory in Funtrivia quizzes – eg. Literature. (So Literature isn't allowed now!  ) 3. Something found in the garden 4. Something found in the attic (or loft) of a house 5. A type of housing (eg. Flats, which is not now allowed!  ) Closing on Thursday at some point!
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#270869 - Tue Jul 19 2005 06:25 AM
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Registered: Mon Dec 03 2001
Posts: 20912
Loc: Sydney NSW Australia
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I have to go away for a few days and am not sure if I will have computer access, so my Thursday round (21) will not be here.
Anyone want to do a fillin for me?
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