Can I Have a P Please Bob? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Pisa

The Leaning Tower of Pisa was built between 1173 and 1350. It is a freestanding belltower with a characteristic list - the top of the tower is about 4m out of true.

Answer: Attic

The attic is the space above the top floor of the house and below the roof. Usually an awkward shaped area used for storage, this is where the proverbial Old Master that could be sold for millions may be hiding!

Answer: Currant

Zante currants are a variety of dried grape and are different than the berry that is also called a currant. These fruits are also sometimes referred to as Corinth raisins.

Answer: Tonto

The Lone Ranger was a masked avenger of injustice, who first appeared in a radio series in 1933 but then was made into a popular television series in 1949. Tonto was his Native American companion.
I remember watching the Lone Ranger on TV as a child. "Who was that masked man?"

Answer: Orange

It's a fruit and it's a colour, and produces a tasty juice when squeezed.
But can you find a rhyme for orange?
The orange is a citrus fruit with a thick peel and juicy segments. It is known as a good source of vitamin C.

Answer: Europe

The seven continents are Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Australia and Antarctica.

Europe and Asia are sometimes combined as Eurasia, as are North and South America to form the Americas. Australia, when combined with New Zealand and some scattered Pacific islands is also known as Oceania.

Answer: East

North, South, East and West are the main compass points, known as cardinal points.
The Orient is another word for the east, but less well known is the Occident for the west.
Traditionally, the Orient from a Euro-centric point of view is used to refer to the Middle East (Turkey, Persia etc.), or the Far East (China, Japan etc.) to emphasize the "exotic east".

Answer: Tea

Tea is famous as being a traditional English drink, but is widely drunk around the world, from China to India, from Turkey to Japan.
Tea is made from the dried leaves of the tea bush. Although drunk in the west with milk, it is often drunk in the east without milk but very strong and sweet.

Answer: Autumn

"Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness" as described by Keats in his "Ode to Autumn". Autumn is the season of the harvest and when the trees prepare for Winter by shedding their leaves.

Answer: Ness

Nessie the legendary monster is said to inhabit Loch Ness. The first recorded sighting of Nessie was in 1933, when a couple diving by the loch saw a large creature crossing the road in front of them. There have since been many sightings and photos published, but no conclusive evidence.