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➤ Daily Quiz October. Won by Dragonfly63.
Question: 1: 55 years ago today Walt Disney World in Florida opened. 44 years ago today EPCOT Center at Walt Disney World opened. What does the letter C stand for in EPCOT ?
Answer: Community
Question: 2: If one is a former Doctor Who and another has a surname that is a rank in the armed services, who is the third ?
Answer: Piglet
Question: 3: Which of these countries does not have French as its official language?
Answer: The Gambia
Question: 4: The father of the man pictured above was the first cousin once removed of which Dame ?
Answer: Margaret Rutherford
Question: 5: Which one of these members of comedy duos was born in the 20th century ?
Answer: Lou Costello
Question: 6: Which of these has a strong association with a museum and art gallery in Leicester ?
Answer: Peppy
Question: 7: Today marks the 80th anniversary of the first episode of the BBC Radio programme Woman's Hour. Which Coronation Street character was played by an actress who was a presenter on Woman's Hour ?
Answer: Ena Sharples
Question: 8: The composer of the theme music of the game show pictured above was also the conductor of a song sung in the Eurovision Song Contest for the UK by which singer ?
Answer: Cliff Richard
Question: 9: The lady pictured above has sadly died, aged 102. She made her TV debut in a live production on which day in the year ?
Answer: Christmas Day
Question: 10: Which of these animals will not appear on future Bank of England banknotes ?
Answer: Red fox
Question: 11: 68 years ago today NASA launched its first space probe. It was launched by a rocket whose first stage was named after a God of which pantheon ?
Answer: Norse
Question: 12: Which of these actors did not appear in the film pictured above ?
Answer: Mel Brooks
Question: 13: Which of these words scores the highest points in a game of Scrabble?
Answer: Quartz
Question: 14: An actor born in the 1960s with the middle name of Golightly stars in a new BBC detective drama which is set in which county ?
Answer: Northumberland
Question: 15: 138 years ago today a letter 'from Hell' was posted, addressed to a man called George. The letter contained half of which human organ ?
Answer: Kidney
Question: 16: A former brother-in-law of the lady pictured above created which superhero TV series ?
Answer: Batman
Question: 17: What is the nationality of the character who, according to letters being loaned to the British Museum by an English University, was described as 'tiresome' by the writer who created him ?
Answer: Belgian
Question: 18: Last Wednesday was the 100th anniversary of the publication of the book, Winnie-the-Pooh. To mark the occasion a time capsule to be reopened in 100 years time has been buried in a village in which English county ?
Answer: East Sussex
Question: 19: Which of these actors has appeared in five different films in the Halloween franchise ?
Answer: Donald Pleasence
Question: 20: 116 years ago today a British ocean liner was launched. What was the surname of its captain at the time of the sinking of the Titanic ?
Answer: Haddock
Question: 21: Which one of these animals was not one of The Banana Splits in the children's TV show that first aired in 1968 ?
Answer: Tiger
Question: 22: Which one of these chemical elements was not named after a person or people ?
Answer: Lutetium
Question: 23: What is the name of the cat of the family pictured above ?
Answer: Kitty
Question: 24: The 70th Ballon d'Or takes place in London this coming Monday. Which of these football clubs has not had a previous winner of the Ballon d'Or ?
Answer: Arsenal
Question: 25: A hillock near the castle in Moray pictured above has a connection with which Shakespearean play ?
Answer: Macbeth
Question: 26: Which of these actors appeared in the most films produced by Hammer Film Productions ?
Answer: Michael Ripper
Question: 27: The lyrics to Dolly Parton's Welsh version of her hit Jolene were recently uploaded mistakenly to Spotify in which language ?
Answer: Irish
Question: 28: What did a former Chancellor of the Exchequer drink while he gave a Budget speech that lasted 4 hours 45 minutes ?
Answer: Sherry with beaten egg
Question: 29: Which of these films was set around the time of Halloween ?
Answer: E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Question: 30: 88 years ago today the actor pictured above caused some people to panic. What was the name of the radio series that caused the panic on that particular occasion ?
Answer: The Mercury Theatre on the Air
Question: 31: Sir Patrick Stewart has sadly died, aged 86. In which TV soap did he once appear in ?
Answer: Coronation Street
➤ October Star Shaker No 15 Won by Anonymous.
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