SEASON 5

Find the answers to our Pub Quiz yesterday in here:

PUB QUIZ

1.      Whose ears did Mike Tyson bite in 'The Sound and the Fury' fight held in Las Vegas in 1997?

Evander Holyfield

2.      In Judo, what is a judogi?

Traditional Uniform

3.      Which baseball team has won the World Series most often?

New York Yankees

4.      Who irritated Hitler by winning four gold medals in the Olympics?

Jesse Owens

5.      Who is the youngest winner of a Formula 1 Grand Prix?

Sebastian Vettel

6.      What is James Naismith best known for?

Invented basketball

7.      How many hurdles are there in the men's 110m race?

10

8.      What is the Macintosh computer named after?

Apple

9.      What is the name of a single dot on a computer monitor screen?

Pixel

10.  What is 0º Fahrenheit in centigrade?

-18ºC

11. Where or what does the internet domain .cat represent?

Catalonia

12.  Which is the lightest gas?

Hydrogen

13.  What kind of musical instrument is a bodhrán?

An Irish drum

14.  U2 is the best selling music act from Ireland but who is the most successful (in terms of record sales) individual performer (2011)?

Enya

15.  Which three tenors formed the Three Tenors?

Pavarotti, Carreras y Domingo

16.  Who sang "Walk on the Wild Side" in 1973?

Lou Reed

17.  Who holds a trumpet on the Sgt. Pepper album?

Ringo Starr

18.  What is Eric Clapton's nickname?

Slowhand

19.  Only two Spanish acts have ever reached no. 1 on the US Hot 100. Who?

Los del Río (1996) and Enrique Iglesias (Bailamos 1999 and be with you 2000)

20.  Who was Cho-Cho San?

Madame Butterfly

21.  Bruce Springsteen won an Oscar for which song?

Streets of Philadelphia

22.  Who wrote the opera Turandot?

Puccini

23.  Which Dubliner wrote 'Dracula'?

Bran Stoker

24.  What is the name of the main hobbit character in "The Hobbit"?

Bilbo Baggins

25.  Name one of the bullfighters Hemingway wrote about in "The Dangerous Summer".

Luis Miguel Dominguín. Antonio Ordoñez.

26.  Who owns Winnie-the-Pooh?

Christopher Robin

27.  What was Scrooge's first name?

Ebenezer

28.  In which Spanish city was Isabel La Católica crowned Queen of Castille?

Segovia

29.  Who said Africa starts at the Pyrenees?

Napoleon

30.  Sitting Bull belonged to which tribe?

Sioux

31.  What were Little Boy and Fat Man?

The atom bombs dropped over Japan

32.  Who succeeded Charles de Gaulle as president of France?

Pompidou

33.  Which animal is the emblem of Bacardi rum?

Bat

34.  What is a screwdriver cocktail made with?

Vodka and orange juice

35.  What was the name of the ranch in TV's Bonanza (1959-1973)?

La Ponderosa

36.  Which Irish actor has played James Bond in the official franchise?

Pierce Brosnan

37.  Which fictional family lives at 742 Evergreen Terrace?

The Simpsons

38.  What organisation do Mortadelo and Filemón work for?

TIA

39.  Who refused an academy award for his role in the Godfather?

Marlon Brando

40.  Who are the two professional 'stingers' in the film 'The Sting'?

Robert Redford and Paul Newman