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The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4 (Closed)

Posted: 11 Sep 2011, 15:58
by The Raven
Questions will going up at Sunday 11th at 10pm

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 11 Sep 2011, 16:08
by Sam
Too late... boo!

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 11 Sep 2011, 16:24
by snudge27
Perfect... Yay!

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 11 Sep 2011, 21:51
by Garion
Double yay! first time I might be able to do this...

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 11 Sep 2011, 22:00
by The Raven
Right, ready, go!
Same rules as before:

1. How many tfl stations have “Acton” in there title?
2. What line was the tube station “Brompton Road” on before it closed?
3. Anagram time! What station has the anagram “Equal Reasons”?
4. There are four stations in a row on the London Overground, which end with “road”. What are they?
5. What tfl station contains the name of a “Simpsons” family member?
6. What does the BBC presenter Nicholas Owen have to do with the Tramlink?
7. Which London underground zone 6 station has the greatest usage?
8. Which station roughly translated into Latin is “Reginae Parco”?
9. How many DLR stations are underground?
10. Which cyclist has a station on the Brussels metro named after them?

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 12 Sep 2011, 00:15
by The Raven
1. How many tfl stations have “Acton” in there title?
6 - North, west, south, east, central, main line!

2. What line was the tube station “Brompton Road” on before it closed?
Piccadilly

3. Anagram time! What station has the anagram “Equal Reasons”?
Sloane Square

4. There are four stations in a row on the London Overground, which end “road”. What are they?
Blackhorse, Wathamstow, Leyton, Leytonstone

5. What tfl station contains the name of a “Simpsons” family member?
Homerton - although I did like HOMERsmith as an answer!

6. What does the BBC presenter Nicholas Owen have to do with the Tramlink?
He does the announcements. Everyone got this!

7. Which London underground zone 6 station has the greatest usage?
Heathrow terminal 1,2, 3

8. Which station roughly translated into Latin is “Reginae Parco”?
Queen’s Park.

9. How many DLR stations are underground? 4 - I have Bank, island gardens, cutty sark and woolwich arsenal

10. Which cyclist has a metro station on the Brussels named after them?
Eddy Merckx. This is also where his famous 1 hour record bike is.

Results
6th garion24Wales
7/10 in 16mins = 59 points

5th going underground
7/10 in 12mins = 62 points

4th jbom
9/10 in 19mins = 73 points

3rd jamesthegill
8/10 in 8mins = 74 points

2nd uefacup81
8/10 in 6mins = 75 points

1st edgemaster
9/10 in 12mins = 79 points

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 12 Sep 2011, 00:29
by greatkingrat
The Raven wrote:1. How many tfl stations have “Acton” in there title?
6 - North, west, south, east, central, main line!
Right answer, but for the wrong reason! Acton Main Line is not a TfL station, but Acton Town is.

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 12 Sep 2011, 00:42
by Garion
Agreed...

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 12 Sep 2011, 07:57
by The Raven
Whoops my mistake!

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 12 Sep 2011, 08:56
by jamesthegill
Lewisham DLR is underground too...

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 12 Sep 2011, 10:06
by snudge27
No it's not! It's open at both ends!

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 12 Sep 2011, 11:24
by Edgemaster
:( I don't know latin, so guessed Park Royal for that one...

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 12 Sep 2011, 13:59
by The Raven
Edgemaster wrote::( I don't know latin, so guessed Park Royal for that one...
Please someone correct me if I wrong but doesn't "Elizibeth Regina" (ER) also appear on post boxes and police badges?

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 12 Sep 2011, 15:25
by tubeguru
The monogram of the reigning monarch is found on all postboxes commissioned during that monarch's reign. Victoria's in the earliest monarch one will find on postboxes. You may see GR, which is for George V, as he was the first George to have postboxes commissioned during his reign. George VI has the VI to distinguish him.

Edward VIII is, of course, the rarest monogram to find.

Re: The Sunday Quickfire quiz! 4

Posted: 12 Sep 2011, 15:33
by Nigel
Though in the case of kings, the R stands for Rex rather than Regina.