The 31 Day August Quiz Challenge – Win £10

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And The Winner Is…

Susie DOB 03/07/81
[Claimed]

Thank you so much to everyone who took part.


Previous Answers

1) What is the policeman’s name in Noddy stories ? – PC PLOD
2) What is converted into alcohol during brewing ? – SUGAR
3) What was Bing Crosby’s biggest hit ? – WHITE CHRISTMAS
4) In what year was Google launched on the web ? – 1998
5) What colour is the French wine Beaujolais ? – RED
6) After which animal are the Canary Islands likely to have been named ? – DOGS
7) Who was the leading actress in the film Sister Act I and II ? – WHOOPI GOLDBERG
8) What type of nut is used in marzipan ? – ALMONDS
9) What is the name of the prison in the film The Rock ? – ALCATRAZ
10) What is Elvis Presley’s middle name ? – AARON
11) Which cheese is traditionally used for pizzas ? – MOZZARELLA
12) Which insects cannot fly, but can jump higher than 30cm ? – FLEAS
13) What does the abbreviation SMS stand for ? – SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE
14) What movies had the characters Marty McFly and Doc Brown ? – BACK TO THE FUTURE
15) From which country does soda bread originate ? – AMERICA (USA). See link
16) What is the alternative common name for a Black Leopard ? – PANTHER
17) What do the British call the vegetable that Americans call zucchini ? – COURGETTES
18) In which bay is Alcatraz ? – SAN FRANCISCO BAY
19) The song ‘I Will Always Love You’ was sung in 1992 by Whitney Houston.  Who originally wrote and recorded this song ? – DOLLY PARTON
20) What was the former name of New York ? – NEW AMSTERDAM
21) In which city was the Titanic built ? – BELFAST
22) The 2014 Commonwealth Games were held in which British city ? – GLASGOW
23) Tony Warren brought the TV soap Coronation Street to our screens in which year ? – 1960
24) In the Disney film Frozen, who played the voice of Anna ? – KRISTEN BELL
25) What is the underwater city where SpongeBob SquarePants lives ? – BIKINI BOTTOM
26) Who had a 1984 hit with ‘I Want to Know What Love Is’ ? – FOREIGNER
27) The currency of the Euro came into existence in which year ? – 1999
28) 1892 saw the start of a process whereby 20 million people entered the USA via which island before it closed in 1954 ? – ELLIS ISLAND
29) What sort of pastry would usually be used in an Apple Strudel ? – FILO, PUFF OR STRUDEL DOUGH/PASTRY
30) Which Vincent van Gogh painting was the inspiration for the Don McLean song ‘Vincent’ ? – STARRY NIGHT
31) What is the technical name for the windpipe ? – TRACHEA

The 31 Day August Quiz Challenge

This month I have decided to run a quiz.  Some of the questions you may know the answer to immediately, others you may need to go searching to find the answer to the question.  Each day in August a new question will be displayed below.  If you manage to answer a question correctly you will receive 2 entries into the draw.  If you get the question wrong you will receive 1 entry (just for giving it a try).  All entries will be pooled at the end of the month and one winner drawn at random.
The competition started on 1st August 2017 and runs until the end of the month.  The last question will be shown on 31st August 2017, with the winner being announced here on 1st September.  The winner will then have 24 hours to claim their £10 cash prize.

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Phil
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Phil

Are there plans to repeat the quiz?

Susie
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Susie

Thanks for my quiz win! Hopefully the claim went through ok as it’s still saying “not yet claimed” but I definitely went through everything, just let me know if I have to do it again or anything. 🙂 Definite bonus as I’m recovering from a throat infection right now so been getting knocked out by antibiotics this week. 🙁

Susan
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Susan

Congratulations Susie. hope you feel better soon. 😊

Bryony Sayburn
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Bryony Sayburn

Congratulation Suzie 🎉- Enjoy spending it.😀

Maggie
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Maggie

🦋I’ve thoroughly enjoyed getting the old grey matter working a bit harder for the Quiz answers. Thank you Daniel for such an enjoyable game👍🏼👏🏼😀 looking forward to the new competition.😀🦋

Santamaria
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Santamaria

Loved the quiz Daniel, looking forward to the next one.

Jo
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Jo

Thanks for a great quiz Daniel, hope there’ll be another one soon 🙂

Jane
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Jane

Thanks for the fun Daniel. Learned a thing or three too! 😀

Susan
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Susan

Just posted my final answer to a great quiz. Thank you Daniel. Good luck to all the entrants. 😊

William G
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William G

I think the pastry one has more than one answer also! 🙂

Ruskin
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Ruskin

Another tricky question today – the name of the Island in 1892, it’s later name or the one it is currently commonly known as? I think I have covered all bases in my entry anyway, lol

Guest

Is today’s question looking for the year it was first introduced to financial markets or the year Euro notes and coins entered circulation?

Susie
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Susie

Wish I’d seen this yesterday, thought the question meant when it was the physical currency which was 2002. 🙁

Jo
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Jo

Takes me back, loved it back then! (Question 26)

Ruskin
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Ruskin

Tempted to answer today that it is a totally fictional place (plaice?) but I assume you mean what is the name of it 😉

JULIE L
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JULIE L

what? you don’t know it? lol! It intersects with Coral Avenue,a road leadsfrom Atlantis to Bikini Bottom! Pop in for a Krabby Patty at the ‘Krusty Krab!😉😉😉😯😯!!

Ruskin
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Ruskin

I actually didn’t without cheating via Google (I & my kids are too old, lol) but the question asks what it is – not what it’s name is 🙂

JULIE L
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JULIE L

sad as it seems I do actually watch it!!😕not religiously but if it’s on!lol!

Maggie
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Maggie

🦋 Daniel, as Susan so rightly says there were 3 actresses for #24 but the question doesn’t say whether it is the 1st, 2nd or 3rd actress so I’ve put the “adult” actress and the other 2 actresses I’ve named in brackets as I’m making sure I’ve covered all my bases.😉😂😂🦋

Susan
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Susan

There were 3 actresses who voiced her. I how the one I chose was when Anna was an adult.

Maggie
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Maggie

🦋 You’re absolutely right Susan and I think/hope/pray that Daniel is asking about the adult version but as I wasn’t too sure I also named the other 2 in brackets to cover myself but no doubt Daniel will tell us which one he wanted😂😂Good Luck🍀🤞😀🦋

Maggie
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Maggie

🦋 I’d never live it down if I got todays answer ( #22 ) wrong as it’s where I was born😉😂😂🦋

Guest

I got it wrong oops lol

Susie
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Susie

Was born there too! 🙂

Jo
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Jo

Hi Daniel, the city now known as New York was named Nouvelle (New) Angouleme in the early 16th century, & not re-named New Amsterdam until the early 17th century.

Jo
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Jo

Sorry, just re-read the question & note that it says ‘former’ not original name!!

Jo
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Jo

Hi Daniel, I’m enjoying this competition, thanks; I think you’ve forgotten to post the answer to yesterday’s question.

Ruskin
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Ruskin

There seems to be some dispute about where soda bread originated but the majority of reputable sites say it was in with the Native Americans

Stuart
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Stuart

Soda bread originated in the USA in 1796.

In Europe it appeared in the mid 19th century

Veronica
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Veronica

I see that you give Elvis Presley’s middle name as ‘Aaron’.According to my ‘reference books,hiis name is spelt ‘Aron’.I remember thinking it a weird way to spell it when I firsst came across it as a teenager.

philip
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philip

joke- why have elephants got big ears?

Maggie
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Maggie

🦋’cos Noddy wouldn’t pay the ransom ? 😂😂🦋

Maggie
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Maggie

🦋JOKE :- What happens if Whoopi Goldberg marries Peter Cushing ?

Ruskin
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Ruskin

Tricky on so many levels, lol

Elsee
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Elsee

Aha, just spotted the clue in the question!!!! Silly me. Our teachers always used to say “Make sure you read the question properly”

Elsee
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Elsee

Is number 6 a trick question? There are 2 possible answers, the true one and the one we all assume, hmmm, I’ve gone with the true one, I’ll still get a point if it’s wrong:)

JULIE L
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JULIE L

i googled the Google question (😯) and it said the name google was launched in 1997?? September 15th!? incorporated on September 4th 1998 for business! so which is right ? lol?

Ruskin
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Ruskin

Why did Mr Plod call Noddy’s friend “Aurally Blessed”? Because he was actually PC 🙂 I just made that up ‘specially for you, lol

Maggie
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Maggie

🦋 FBL Daniel, my son has come up with this clean Noddy joke ! 🙂…….Why did Noddy drop his Ice cream ? 😳🦋

Stella
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Stella

Hello
I believe the correct answer is actually Mr Plod, not PC Plod

David
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David

Are you limited to only one entry per person?

Maggie
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Maggie

🦋Free Birthdate Lottery, I have sent 2 entry forms for today’s #1 Quiz Challenge answer as the policemans name was originally something that changed to something else 😉 so I wasn’t sure which name you were using so sent both in, I’ll leave it up to you which one to use. Loving the new quiz already !! 👍🏼😀🦋

Joanne
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Joanne

I haven’t been shown the picture to answer the Noddy question

Ruskin
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Ruskin

I don’t think there’s supposed to be one with this quiz, we just need to answer the question(s)

Guest

Why have Elephants got Big Ears? Because Noddy wouldn’t pay the ransom hahaha heehee hoho