Stuck at home and bored? Why not do my Logo quiz with your family. It's got lots that children would recognise and is easy! Fancy something a bit harder? Try my tube quizzes. Why not try a Zoom quiz with your family? Each person will need to prepare a quiz round for each of the others which have the same number of questions. Then everyone presents their quiz for the others. You share the answers and then add up your final scores.
Today, CBC and I took part in a quiz with his family- CBC prepared a Geography round, his sister a History, his mum -trivia, his brother- TV shows, and me- Morse code isolation edition!
If that seems too much effort, here are some to get you started:
The Logo Quiz
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Think historically, think mathematically, think cultural references- decipher what the letters mean in order for the phrase to make sense!
e.g. 4 C B in the T D of C = 4 calling birds in the twelve days of Christmas.
Or 100 C in a M = 100 centimetres in a metre
Clue:
1. 10 G B H on the W
2. 21: K to the D
3. 24 B B in a P
4. 12 D of C
5. 100 D C= B P of W
6. 1066 B of H
7. 12 L of H
8. 7 D S
9. 7 W of the A W
10. 52 C in a D of C
11. 6 D of S
12. 5 G R in the T D of C
13. 1001 A N
14. 366 D in a L Y
15. 11 P in a F T
16. 1760 Y in a M
17. 14 P in a S
18. 10 Y in a D
19. 5 S on a P
20. 13 in a B D
London Underground quiz:..
This quiz is the DOWN THE TUBE quiz based on London's Underground. If you would like to have a go at doing this quiz, you can download the London Underground Tube map from here.
You could also do your own version based on your own train system.
Disclaimer: SOME of these are made up by me (the bad ones like the Channel island one!) some were ones I obtained in a quiz night some time ago so thank you to whoeever thought these up and I am sorry I can't acknowledge you directly.
I'll post the answers in a separate post.
All the answers to the following riddles are the names of London Underground Tube stations.
CLUE:
1. An angry monarch
2. Make ‘em sick
3. Monks with dirty hands
4. Ecological vicars
5. Richard Whittington’s Des.Res
6. Charred quercus robur.
7. Dorian Green’s domain?
8. Cockney rabbit ‘ole
9. Woof woof
10. Created a valley
11. A mound of dyslexic mosquitos
12. She was not amused.
13 A place to Live and Let Die!
14. Would you find a branch of Lloyds Bank here?
15. Babar and Balmoral
16. Could this be where the chief executioner lives?
17. Catches a rabbit by a stream
18. Alpine Dwelling
19. A university with a big top Elliptical
20. Flockwatcher’s flora
21. Chelsea’s home by a stream
22. A lucky number of nuns
23. Where you cultivate calcium carbonate
24. An ancient thoroughfare
25. A description of the enormity of this station
26. Gabriel?
27. Doctor Foster practices here
28. Is this station falling down?
29. Oriental pig
30. 1980's TV school
31 Patella’s lair
32. A Scottish thoroughfare
34. Chopped this man a smaller channel island?
35. Bigger than?
36. A just cutting?
37. Trumpeting New York thoroughfare
38. A big house for a tea party?
39. Famous ursine visitor?
40. The home of capitalism’s swine?
Let me know if you use any of these?
Today, CBC and I took part in a quiz with his family- CBC prepared a Geography round, his sister a History, his mum -trivia, his brother- TV shows, and me- Morse code isolation edition!
If that seems too much effort, here are some to get you started:
The Logo Quiz
The number quiz round
Think historically, think mathematically, think cultural references- decipher what the letters mean in order for the phrase to make sense!
e.g. 4 C B in the T D of C = 4 calling birds in the twelve days of Christmas.
Or 100 C in a M = 100 centimetres in a metre
Clue:
1. 10 G B H on the W
2. 21: K to the D
3. 24 B B in a P
4. 12 D of C
5. 100 D C= B P of W
6. 1066 B of H
7. 12 L of H
8. 7 D S
9. 7 W of the A W
10. 52 C in a D of C
11. 6 D of S
12. 5 G R in the T D of C
13. 1001 A N
14. 366 D in a L Y
15. 11 P in a F T
16. 1760 Y in a M
17. 14 P in a S
18. 10 Y in a D
19. 5 S on a P
20. 13 in a B D
London Underground quiz:..
This quiz is the DOWN THE TUBE quiz based on London's Underground. If you would like to have a go at doing this quiz, you can download the London Underground Tube map from here.
You could also do your own version based on your own train system.
Disclaimer: SOME of these are made up by me (the bad ones like the Channel island one!) some were ones I obtained in a quiz night some time ago so thank you to whoeever thought these up and I am sorry I can't acknowledge you directly.
I'll post the answers in a separate post.
All the answers to the following riddles are the names of London Underground Tube stations.
CLUE:
1. An angry monarch
2. Make ‘em sick
3. Monks with dirty hands
4. Ecological vicars
5. Richard Whittington’s Des.Res
6. Charred quercus robur.
7. Dorian Green’s domain?
8. Cockney rabbit ‘ole
9. Woof woof
10. Created a valley
11. A mound of dyslexic mosquitos
12. She was not amused.
13 A place to Live and Let Die!
14. Would you find a branch of Lloyds Bank here?
15. Babar and Balmoral
16. Could this be where the chief executioner lives?
17. Catches a rabbit by a stream
18. Alpine Dwelling
19. A university with a big top Elliptical
20. Flockwatcher’s flora
21. Chelsea’s home by a stream
22. A lucky number of nuns
23. Where you cultivate calcium carbonate
24. An ancient thoroughfare
25. A description of the enormity of this station
26. Gabriel?
27. Doctor Foster practices here
28. Is this station falling down?
29. Oriental pig
30. 1980's TV school
31 Patella’s lair
32. A Scottish thoroughfare
34. Chopped this man a smaller channel island?
35. Bigger than?
36. A just cutting?
37. Trumpeting New York thoroughfare
38. A big house for a tea party?
39. Famous ursine visitor?
40. The home of capitalism’s swine?
Let me know if you use any of these?