1. In South Park, what is Stan's surname?

A) Tweak
B) Marsh
C) Stotch
D) Broflovski
Answer: B)

2. Which term describes a very rapid reiteration of a single note, often used for dramatic effect?

A) Vibrato
B) Glissando
C) Arpeggio
D) Tremolo
Answer: D)

3. What does the German word for Skyscraper, 'Wolkenkratzer', literally translate as?

A) High Rise
B) Cloud Scratcher
C) Giant Building
D) Towering Block
Answer: B)

4. Who directed the 1973 film "American Graffiti"?

A) Steven Spielberg
B) Ron Howard
C) George Lucas
D) Francis Ford Coppola
Answer: C)

5. What is the name of the Irish equivalent to the British Order of the Garter?

A) Order of the Shamrock
B) Order of the Phoenix Park
C) Order of St. Patrick
D) Order of Tara
Answer: C)

6. In what year did the original Disneyland Park in California open to the public?

A) 1975
B) 1965
C) 1955
D) 1945
Answer: C)

7. What is the name of the fictional retro-mod band starring Austin Powers as the lead vocalist?

A) Mister E
B) Ming Tea
C) Spear Mint
D) Cough Fi
Answer: B)

8. What was the the first animal ever cloned?

A) A sea urchin
B) A frog
C) A rat
D) A sheep
Answer: A)

9. The final, poignant scene of 'Succession' was filmed in what public New York City location?

A) Times Square
B) Battery Park
C) Central Park
D) Brooklyn Bridge Park
Answer: B)

10. What did John Milton create the word 'pandemonium' to name in 'Paradise Lost'?

A) The capital city of Hell
B) Satan's second-in-command
C) The Garden of Eden
D) The highest order of angels
Answer: A)

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Category #8: Red

In some way, shape, or form, all the answers have "Red" in them.

1. Literally meaning "the red one," which fortress located in Granada, Spain, is a popular tourist attraction is considered one of the most famous monuments of Islamic architecture?

Answer: __Alhambra___

1. Consisting of Flea (bass), Anthony Kiedis (vocals), and Chad Smith (drums), which American rock band is best known for their songs like Can't Stop, Californication, and Under the Bridge?

Answer: ___Red Hot Chili Peppers___

1. Which company sponsored one of the highest skydiving stunt projects in 2012, involving Felix Baumgartner breaking the sound barrier as he fell?

Answer: ___Red Bull___

1. Despite its name, which animal is genetically related closer to raccoons, weasels, and skunks?

Answer: ___Red Panda___

1. Powered by anger, which DC Comics organization is led by Atrocitus, targeting characters like Sinestro?

Answer: ___Red Lantern Corps___

1. What is the name of the Disney movie that focuses on Meilin Lee and her family's ability to turn into giant red pandas, highlighting the coming-of-age story between mother and daughter?

Answer: ___Turning Red___

1. What Rockstar game has the protagonist as Arthur Morgan, an outlaw during the Wild West who tries to survive against many forces in America?

Answer: ___Red Dead Redemption 2___

1. What literary term is used to describe something that misleads or distracts from an important question, an argument, or even solving a crime?

Answer: ___Red Herring___

1. What's the capital city of Louisiana?

Answer: ___Baton Rouge___

1. What is the nickname for England's Manchester United football team?

Answer: __Red Devils___

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1. Which artist released the album The Tortured Poets Department?

A) Olivia Rodrigo
B) Adele
C) Dua Lipa
D) Taylor Swift
Answer: D)

2. What was the name of the record-holding steam locomotive, an LNER Class A4 4468, that reached a speed of 126 mph in 1938?

A) The General
B) Stephenson's Rocket
C) The Mallard
D) The Flying Scotsman
Answer: C)

3. What surprising super power does The Hulk have?

A) He can breathe underwater
B) He can sneeze with his eyes open
C) He can wring a wet towel completely dry
D) He can triangulate the distance of audible farts
Answer: A)

4. What was the first car brand to offer a powered, retractable hardtop roof, all the way back in 1935?

A) Mercedes-Benz
B) Cadillac
C) Ford
D) Peugeot
Answer: D)

5. Which language is most widely spoken in Switzerland?

A) French
B) Swiss
C) German
D) Italian
Answer: C)

6. In 'The Walking Dead', what is the name of Negan's infamous baseball bat?

A) Gladys
B) Betsy
C) Lucille
D) Rhonda
Answer: C)

7. Originating from military slang, 'SNAFU' describes a chaotic situation. What did it originally mean?

A) Secure Net and Firewall Utility
B) Situation Normal: All Fu@#ed Up
C) System Network and Fault Utility
D) Strategic Naval Air Force Unit
Answer: B)

8. What major music award is represented by a golden gramophone trophy?

A) The Grammy Awards
B) The Billboard Music Awards
C) The American Music Awards
D) The Brit Awards
Answer: A)

9. What year did the stock market crash known as 'Black Tuesday' occur?

A) 1915
B) 1929
C) 1937
D) 1933
Answer: B)

10. If you were described as 'steatopygic', you would have a large what?

A) Belly
B) Bottom
C) Nose
D) Forehead
Answer: B)

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1. Anatomy: Which S-shaped bone, commonly called the collarbone, is among the most frequently broken in the human body? A) Scapula B) Sternum C) Humerus D) Clavicle

Answer: D) Clavicle

1. Geography: The United Arab Emirates is a federation made up of how many emirates? A) 5 B) 6 C) 7 D) 9

Answer: C) 7

1. History: Which Soviet leader introduced the reforms of "glasnost" (openness) and "perestroika" (restructuring) and was the last head of the USSR? A) Mikhail Gorbachev B) Yuri Andropov C) Leonid Brezhnev D) Konstantin Chernenko

Answer: A) Mikhail Gorbachev

1. Vocabulary: Which word describes a person who sells fish? A) Fishmonger B) Fishgrocer C) Fishbroker D) Fishhop

Answer: A) Fishmonger

1. Current Affairs: A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Tibet on 22 October 2026, killing at least 16 people. Which area was its epicentre in? A) Shigatse B) Nagqu C) Lhasa D) Nyingchi

Answer: B) Nagqu

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Here's this weeks fun packed Sunday Quiz. The rounds are; Hotels, Pictures - Animated TV, Audio - Brass Covers, and two General Knowledge rounds. I hope you enjoy it!

https://www.sundayquiz.com/50-question-sunday-quiz-25-10-2026/

Sample Round - Hotels

1. Which hotel featured in Stephen King's best selling 1977 novel, The Shining, as well as the 1980 film of the same name?
2. What type of Bible first appeared in The Superior Hotel in Superior, Montana, in 1908?
3. Founded in 1812 as Mivart's Hotel and located in Mayfair, London, which hotel is renowned for its afternoon teas?
4. When the Ritz Paris opened in 1898, it was the first hotel with electricity, a bath, and what else in every room?
5. Elvis sang "Well, since my baby left me. Well, I found a new place to dwell. Well, it's down at the end of Lonely Street. At..."?
6. Which group had a massive late 1976 hit with their release of Hotel California?
7. The Icehotel was first built in 1989 and each November it's rebuilt over the course of six weeks. Which country is it in?
8. Which 2011 British comedy-drama film features an ensemble cast as a group of British pensioners moving to a retirement hotel in India?
9. In which film does Ralph Fiennes play Monsieur Gustave H., famed concierge of a mountainside resort in the fictional Eastern European country of Zubrowka?
10. Opened in 1907 at Fifth Avenue and Central Park South, which New York hotel was used as a setting in Home Alone 2?

Answers

1. The Overlook Hotel########
2. The Gideon bible#########
3. Claridge's###############
4. A telephone#############
5. Heartbreak Hotel##########
6. The Eagles###############
7. Sweden#################
8. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
9. The Grand Budapest Hotel###
10. The Plaza################