Quiz 381

Last night was bloody horrendous, I can't remember a time when a quiz went so badly. Apologies again to The Magic Numbers who I originally declared the winners only to discover that I'd made an error on the score sheet. In fact The Alliance were our winners with 92pts, The Magic Numbers were second with 90pts and Last Night of the Props were third on 84pts. I've got a good head start on next week's quiz so I'm going to take it easy today and pick up again tomorrow. Don't forget to check out the NASA joke at the end of this post.

Questions and Answers

Last night's pictures were: 1. Tory party leader David Cameron 2. Comedian Paul Whitehouse 3. BBC sport's presenter and former tennis player Sue Barker 4. Former Comedian Frankie Howerd 5. Grace Kelly 6. Aston Villa's Czech midfielder Patrik Berger 7. Orinoco from the Wombes 8. Prince Williams former girlfriend Kate Middleton 9. Jayne Mansfield 10. Actress Naomi Watts

Three for fun (Monday's answers)

The six divisions into which England and Wales are divided for legal purposes are known as circuits.

Princess Margaret and Princess Alexandra were first cousins.

The name of the three musketeers in the novel by Alexander Dumas were Athos, Porthos and Aramis.

Today's questions (answers on Monday)

1. What are the names of the two ethnic groups that comprise most of the population of Rwanda and Burundi?

2. Hyalography is the art of writing or engraving on what substance or surface?

3. On entering the UK at ports and airports, there are three colour-coded channels: one for nothing to declare, one for travellers from an EU country, and one for travellers from a non EU country with something to declare. What are the three colours?

Joke of the Day

Nasa finds a solution to its space shuttle programme budget defecit.