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Quiz 25 - Series 4 - Great for a Pub Quiz

1 THAWING SON (an anagram of a city in the USA)  - Washington

2 What did actors use oatmeal paste for  - To remove make up

3 What colour is Postman Pat's cat - Black and white

4 Who was the first person to take Yesterday into the top ten - Matt Monro

5 Which F1 team failed to turn up for the 2002 Hungarian Grand Prix and have not been seen on an F1 track since -           Arrows

6 What was the consolation prize in the TV game show Show Me the Money - Personalised mug

7 In Scotland what is meant by bampot - Idiot

8 In which county are the villages of Great and Little Snoring  - Norfolk

9 From which song do these lyrics come "Yeah, breaker one nine this here's the Rubber Duck" - Convoy - C W McCall

10 What vegetable is added to diced or creamed chicken to make chicken a la king - Green peppers

11 What now outlawed so called sport used to be known as the royal diversion - Cockfighting

12 For what is bhp the abbreviation  - Brake horse power

13 What is the largest member of the tuba family - Sousaphone

14 Where did The Thompson Twins take their name from - The bowler hatted detectives in Tin Tin

15 What is the name of the structure that termites live in  - Termitariums

16 In the USA what type of food is Red Hawk - Cheese

17 Who played Baretta, an undercover cop in the seventies - Robert Blake

18 Which form of light is used to treat skin diseases - Ultraviolet

19 Which TV show featured a quickie bag - Ready Steady Cook

20 What name is given to the public holiday in New Zealand and Australia on 25th April - Anzac Day

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