My turn to do the zoom quiz. Help.

I did a round of music questions. Every song had a colour in the title.
Just google songs with colour in title and then you can record the intro. Was really good.

Thank you for many useful suggestions, with particular thanks to Tanjamaltija, several of whose questions I have lifted for our quiz this week. It always seems like a good idea to volunteer to do the quiz until a few days before, when panic sets in!

Planning to do a round with alternative meanings for first names of some family members - choose the correct one.

RHYTHM
is another such word.

Yes Ashcomnbe, the Derry Girls programme featured that dance.

All answers have no vowels. eg songs sung in church. HYMNS

Type of gland. LYMPH

Ashcombe, THANK YOU too. Have never heard of it and would have never believed it without the YouTube evidence!!

We did a tenable one. The questions and answers are on the internet . Each family wrote as many answers as they could and we gave the answers after each question so no-one could keep adding

We play stop the bus. Have 5 categories e.g girls name, country, boys name, animal, food. Give out a letter, they have to write down the answers and as soon as they finish shout ‘stop the bus’ if they’ve matched all 5 they get the points x

www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCfys0_IMXo

A link to “Rock the Boat” from which the question about the Oxford and Cambridge dance clue originated.

OH and THANKYOU Lioness68 . Obviously I had a very youth!very sheltered

Maremia, I thought of the boat race, but I know of no dance called either of those words!!

Rowyn - Brighton in the 60s is March Of The Mods!!

rown, is Oxford v Cambridge, 'boat' as in the boat race?
Brilliant post, as it is my turn to produce a family quiz this Saturday.

Glad to help! Do let us know how it goes! ???

NannyG123,
My niece, a different one, did maths?. Year 11 level, walk in the park? I don’t think so. My quiz, with help from you all is going to be so much fun.

Oh those are good, thanks Lucca and Ashcombe.

Helen we did chins. My nieces partner, who never met my father got him correctly, my mum didn’t !

This was well received by our theatre company social group.

It’s Cryptic Book Titles.

You can give them without/with authors:-

1.) The Raisins of Displeasure (Steinbeck)

2.) Biography of 3.142 ((Martel)

3.) A Trio of Gents in a Watercraft (Jerome)

4.) The Interplanetary Skirmish (Wells)

5.) Utensil Fixer, Clothes Maker, War Fighter, Fact Gatherer (Le Carré)

6.) Internal Organ of Shade (Conrad)

7.) Arrogance and Discrimination (Austen)

8.) The Elderly Chap and the Great Pond (Hemingway)

9.) Fun Sized Lasses (Alcott)

10.) The Milky Way For People Who Stick Out Their Thumbs (Adams)

Let me know if you need the answers.

Cheese Service station or both. Here you are !

@PamelaJ1 if it’s a family quiz, a great round I heard of was guess the person from the body part, using cropped photos of family members.

We used to have a family quiz we all set up a round if 10 questions. My 13 year old grandsons question were all on science as he enjoys science. Let's just say science isn't my best subject I was rubbish. It was questions he thought were easy?

Riggie- thanks but no thanks. We have a family that is half army half civilian. The army types know all about Generals and they always put in a military round. I have to support the rest of us!?

Lucca yes please.
This has been amazing. Thank you all so much. I’ve nearly got enough. I can go and chill now.

A friend just rang for some advice on reconfiguring her bungalow. I’ll let you all have the details later. In sure you can sort her out too?

Wow I’ve just found sporcle.com
And got up a quiz entitled Ikea chair or swear.
Tanjamaltija, that must have taken you ages to type. I think I’ll just take a screenshot.?

If you all come from the same geographical area, a popular one can be guessing the names of popular places from pictures shared on screen (sometimes from unusual angles). This can give equality to the younger members if thought through beforehand.
Or, if not, well known landmarks. Make 60% of the questions easy; 30% fairly tricky; and the remaining 10% absolute stinkers!

I can give you a list of the cheese sevi ce station ones if you like... but later.