Shapes Themed Quiz

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Mid-week football taking place this week

The FIFA Woman’s World Cup
continues

Each week there is a great themed quiz , so you can include an extra round or simply use as additional quiz content. The answers are on the PDF download, just click the download button at the bottom of this page.

1 What shaped table was King Arthur gifted as a wedding present from his father-in-law?

2 The shape of which chocolate bar was inspired by the Swiss Alps?

3 Which app has divided the world into 3m squares and can identify any location with a unique three word address?

4 What are the names of the corner squares on a London Monopoly board?

5 Which brands ‘batwing’ on their logo forms the shape of the pockets on their jeans?

6 What shape makes up the logos of Cow & Gate, The Eurovision Song Contest and the ice cream makers Wall’s?

7 Which S is an Asian dish of spicy meat or vegetables in pastry triangles?

8 The 20,000 capacity sports and concert arena Madison Square Gardens is situated over which New York railway station?

9 Which shape shares its name with a line on the London Underground?

10 Which US burger chain, famous for its square burgers, made it’s return to the UK in 2021 after 20 years and plans 400 new outlets over the next few years?

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This week's favourite one-liner

Just seen on the news. The man who invented the knock knock joke has received a Nobel prize.

This week in History

1897 Enid Blyton was born.
1898 Will Kellogg invented Corn Flakes.
1900 The first International Lawn Tennis Challenge, the predecessor to the Davis Cup, took place.
1908 Henry Ford’s company built the first Model T car.
1908 The Wright Brothers made their first public flight.
1910 Florence Nightingale died.
1926 Stan Laurel married his first wife Lois Neilson.
1930 Betty Boop made her debut in Max Fleischer’s cartoon ‘Dizzy Dishes’.
1936 Jesse Owens won his fourth gold medal at the Berlin Olympic Games.
1948 ‘Candid Camera’ made its television debut.
1952 Prime Minister Anthony Eden married William Chuchill’s niece Clarissa Spencer-Churchill.
1958 Robert Redford married Lola Van Wagenen in Las Vegas.
1961 Construction of the Berlin Wall began in East Germany.
1963 A gang of 15 stole £2.6m in used notes in what became known as the Great Train Robbery.
1965 Singapore separated from the Federation of Malaysia and gained its independence.
1967 ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway, was released.
1969 Iain Macmillan took the zebra crossing photo that became the cover image of the Beatles’ album ‘Abbey Road’.

1974 Richard Nixon resigned as US President.
1977 The Space Shuttle Enterprise made its first free flight from the back of a Boeing 747.
1991 Beirut hostage John McCarthy was freed.
1992 Metallica’s James Hetfield suffered third-degree burns during a pyrotechnics explosion on stage in Montreal.
1995 ‘Battle of Brit Pop’ rival bands Oasis and Blur released ‘Roll with It’ and ‘Country House’ on the same day.
2001 Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman divorced after 10 years of marriage.
2008 The 29^th modern summer Olympic Games opened in Beijing.
2008 Michael Phelps won 3 gold medals, all in world record time, all in one day at the Beijing Olympic Games.
2017 Glen Campbell died.

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WHO’S CELEBRATING? This week’s birthdays

Shawn Mendes 25
Roger Federer 42
Dustin Hoffman 86
Chris Eubank 57
Princess Beatrice 35
Gillian Anderson 58
Kylie Jenner 26
Roy Keane 52
Chris Hemsworth 40

Hulk Hogan 70
Tyson Fury 35
Alan Shearer 53
Halle Berry 57
Steve Martin 78
Nick Grimshaw 39
Paddy McGuinness 50
Nigel Mansell 70
Antonio Banderas 63

Steve Wozniak 73
Pete Sampras 52
Roy Hodgson 76
Charlie Dimmock 57
Mark Knopfler 74
Amanda Redman 66
James Morrison 39
Sarah Brightman 63
Bruce Dickinson 65

THE CUTTING ROOM FLOOR

Here’s a question that made me laugh but didn’t make it onto this week’s quizzes and was left on the cutting room floor. (answer on the pdf download)

What has 13 hearts but no other organs?

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