Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Trivia Quiz

Answer: Whiskey

Kaylene Whiskey was born in 1976 in the Aboriginal community of Indulkana in South Australia. In 2018 she won the Sir John Sulman Prize, one of Australia's longest-running art prizes, for her acrylic painting of the musicians Dolly Parton and Cher titled "Kaylene TV".

Answer: Whiskey

This song from the band's sixth studio album "Red Pill Blues" was released as a promotional single in October, 2017 and featured New York rapper ASAP Rocky.

Answer: Whiskey

This particular type of carriage was popular in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and was designed to be pulled by just one horse. It was so named because it would "whisk" along at great speeds.

Answer: Tango

Sylvester Stallone stars as Lieutenant Raymond Tango opposite Kurt Russell as Lieutenant Gabriel Cash in the action comedy movie "Tango & Cash". The duo play rival Los Angeles Police Department detectives who have to work together to clear their names when they are charged with a crime they didn't commit after being framed by a criminal mastermind.

Answer: Tango

The novel "Tango" takes place in an unnamed South American country and tells the story of William Wooding, the manager of an English bookshop, who gets drawn into a secret plot to overthrow the country's government.

Answer: Tango

Tango SA was founded in 1998 and is based in the town of Bertrange in south-western Luxembourg. The company provides Digital Television and Internet access as well as offering both fixed line and mobile telephony services.

Answer: Tango

Tango was a no-frills budget airline operated by Air Canada between 2001 and 2004. The name which was short for "Tan and Go" was a reference to the warmer southern holiday destinations such as Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Mexico City that it offered flights to.

Answer: Foxtrot

"Foxtrot" was the band's fourth studio album and it reached a highest position of No.12 on the UK albums chart. Some of the tracks on the album include "Watcher of the Skies", "Get 'Em Out by Friday" and the 23 minutes long track "Supper's Ready".

Answer: Foxtrot

The film tells the story of an Israeli family from Tel Aviv and the impact Israel's conflict with Palestine has on their lives. The main characters are Michael Feldman (Lior Ashkenazi), his wife Daphna (Sarah Adler) and their son Jonathan (Yonathan Shiray) who is a member of the IDF (Israel Defense Forces).

At the 2017 Venice International Film Festival the film won the Grand Jury Prize. This was director Samuel Maoz's second major award at the Venice festival as he won the Golden Lion prize for his film "Lebanon" in 2009.

Answer: Foxtrot

The chain may have started in Chicago but had shops as far afield as Austin and Dallas in Texas and Washington DC. By January, 2024 they had 33 stores in total. In April, 2024 the company began experiencing financial difficulties and closed all their store locations immediately. In May, 2024 the company filed for bankruptcy.