Last Week's Pub Quiz answers

[kaliha]

I nearly forgot to do it again this week:


1. What was the occupation of Jack the Ripper's victims?
Prostitutes

2. What did the crocodile swallow in Peter pan?
A Clock or Alarm Clock

3. What is literally translated as the tenth month?
December (Deca=ten)

4. What is the shortest and bloodiest of Shakespeare's plays?
Macbeth

5. Which part of the human body has the thickest skin, is it the back, the palm or the thigh?
The Back

6. Who wrote Jekyll & Hyde and Treasure Island?
Robert Louis Stevenson

7. What instrument are you playing if you perform a 'rim-shot'? (tee hee!)
Drum

8. Traditionally, which bird's feathers should you not use as decoration in your house?
Peacock

9. Which African animal kills the most people each year?
The Hippo

10. In which hand did Charlie Chaplin hold his cane?
Left

11. What do you call a male witch? (wrong, wrong, wrong!)
Warlock (Which is wrong, wrong wrong, and I did write a mini essay explaining why.)

12. How many stars are there in the constellation of the Plough?
Seven

13. How many fingers do you use to draw a bow?
Three

14. Which Keanu Reeves film was the first DVD to sell a million copies?
The Matrix

15. What is the lowest hand in poker that beats a flush?
A Full House

Comments

[khallandra.livejournal.com]

13. How many fingers do you use to draw a bow?
Three

Sometimes - I actually only use two. Just thought I'd point that out ;) But then again I'm just weird.

[--kali--.livejournal.com]

I used two as well, but I'm caggy handed so I'm allowed. :D

[jerel.livejournal.com]

Peacock, hm? Interesting.

Macbeth! I should have gotten that one! It is very short, and bloody. But I guess bloody is relative. I said Titus Andronicus because one of the characters is killed and cooked into a pie, which is served to his mother. He's killed by a girl's father, for raping the girl, cutting her hands off and her tongue out. It's very Quentin Tarantino-eqsue.

[--kali--.livejournal.com]

Titus Andronicus was our guess too. We seemed to think that Macbeth was really really long, but obviously it's not.