Trivia Quiz Generator

QUESTION: Who Live At ' 1313 Mockingbird Lane, Mockingbird Heights '? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: The Munsters ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: In the Renault ad was Nicole supposed to marry Reeves or Mortimer? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Mortimer ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: What is the name of the village where Richard and George Cadbury established their first factory in 1879? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Bournville ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: How much does Michael Henchard sell his wife and daughter for in Thomas Hardy's novel The Mayor of Casterbridge? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Five Guineas ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Who had a UK number three hit in 1980 with 'Take That Look Off Your Face'? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Marti Webb ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: How Many Noughts Are There In The Written Number One Hundred Million? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: 8 ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: At What Age Did Michael Jackson Record 'Got To Be There'? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: 13 ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: In Cockney Rhyming Slang If You Were Wearing A Syrup What Would You Have On? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: A Wig ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: What Is A Non Leap Year Known As? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: A Common Year ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: What does the name Tabitha mean? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Gazelle ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Name One Of Big Country's Two Top Ten Hits Of 1983? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Fields Of Fire & Chance ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: A barren is a group of what kind of animals? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Mules ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: In which county is Damon Hill's mansion called Hydon End? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Hampshire ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: What Was The First Song To Be Performed In Outer Space? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Happy Birthday (During An Apollo Mission) ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: What Word Comes From The Swahili Language Meaning 'Journey'? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Safari ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Who Played The Spy Harry Palmer In Three Films? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Michael Caine ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Why did Dorothy Cavis-Brown make news at Wimbledon? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Lineswoman - slept in chair ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: What Is The Value Of The Roman Symbol C? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: 100 ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Allium Sativum is better known as what? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Garlic ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: In Judo, What Colour Belt Follows Yellow ? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Orange ↔◊↔◊↔