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Entertainment Quiz #234

Film, Arts, Music & Entertainment Quiz for 11 July 2013

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Q1. Jay Ward and Alex Anderson created which character which first appeared on American TV in 1959?

A
Fred Flintstone
B
Bullwinkle J. Moose
C
Road Runner
D
Daffy Duck
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Q2. Which play by Alan Bennett, set in Cutlers' Grammar School, Sheffield, in the early 1980s that follows a group of pupils preparing for examinations, premièred in London in 2004?

A
Crowther's Schooldays
B
Sheffield Steelers
C
Hector, Irwin and Lintott
D
The History Boys
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Q3. Restoration Drama in Britain in the 1690s differed noticeably from that of the 1670s, one aspect being...?

A
A strong middle-class element
B
Women appeared on stage for the first time
C
The focus shifted to comedy
D
Breeches roles
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Q4. What British town's pier was referred to in a book title by George Orwell?

Note: This question was updated in June 2022
A
Blackpool
B
Eastbourne
C
Wigan
D
Torquay
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Q5. Homeland, broadcast 2011-12 on US TV , concerned the activities of which law enforcement organisation?

A
NCIS
B
NYPD
C
CIA
D
CSI
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Q6. It started as a long-running radio series, became an even longer-running TV series the first episode of which was introduced by John Wayne. Which was it?

A
Bonanza
B
Gunsmoke
C
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe
D
I Love Lucy
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Q7. Which of these groups was the last to have a UK #1 hit single?

A
Spice Girls
B
Girls Aloud
C
Bananarama
D
The Supremes
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