Freedom Radio LIve Quiz 6
DJ Haggis
Friday Night Quiz
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Which 1985 song contains the lyric, “Say after me, it’s so much better to be safe than sorry”?
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Which 1988 song contains the lyric, “Too many people take second best, but I won’t take anything less”?
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Which 1989 song contains the lyric, “Close your eyes, give me your hand, darling, do you hear my heart beating”?
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Which 1980 hit contains the lyric, “I turn away from the wall, I stumble and fall, but I give you it all”?
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Which 1987 song contains the lyric, “I was living in a world of make believe, when my best friend wrote and told me that there may be a job in the city”?
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Which 1982 hit contains the lyric, “So many times, it happens too fast, you trade your passion for glory”?
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Which 1988 hit contains the lyric, “We’ve been broken down, to the lowest turn, bein’ on the bottom line, sure ain’t no fun”?
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Which 1986 novelty hit includes lyrics about hearing the song in holiday discos, clubs and bars?
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Which 1981 hit contains the lyric, “The love we share seems to go nowhere, and I’ve lost my light, for I toss and turn, I can’t sleep at night”?
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Which drink was created when British officers in the Indian Army added soda water to bitter-tasting quinine?
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Which word appears in UK hit titles by Perry Como, The Police, Queen and Take That?
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According to legend, the pizza topping of tomato sauce, mozzarella and basil was named after which Queen of Italy?
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Which Cadbury chocolate bar was inspired by a type of public transport?
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Before British Telecom was created, which organisation was responsible for the British telephone system?
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At the start of a game of draughts, how many squares on the board are empty?
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Which Pacific islands share their name with a wise man from the Bible?
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Which British soap opera featured Hayley Cropper, the first permanent transgender character in a British soap?
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Which former MP wrote the debut novel A Parliamentary Affair?
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Approximately how many times did Yul Brynner play the King of Siam in The King and I?
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Which 2004 film opens with an auction at a closed-down theatre?
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How long was Norman Stanley Fletcher’s prison sentence in Porridge?
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In Billy Elliot, what was Billy supposed to be practising instead of ballet?
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What was The Fonz’s real name in Happy Days?
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Which phrase associated with Del Boy entered the Oxford English Dictionary in 2003?
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Adolph, Herbert, Julius, Leonard and Milton were collectively known as which comedy family?
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Which song did the men strip to in The Full Monty?
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What was the first product advertised during the first commercial break when the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? cheating episode was eventually broadcast?
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Which character is scanned at the supermarket checkout in the opening sequence of The Simpsons?
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What was the 1995 sequel to Grumpy Old Men called?
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Which Hot Chocolate song was a UK Top 10 hit in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s?
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Which Diana Ross song was a UK number-one hit in 1986 and was written and produced By The Bee Gee’s
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Originally known as Two Tons O’ Fun, which US duo took their new name from their
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Which European capital is mentioned in Men at Work’s Down Under?
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Which rock group had their first UK Top 10 single in 1989 with Paradise City?
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Which female artist had her first solo UK Top 10 hit in 1999 after being a membe
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Which rock group chose their name as a reference to the lack of space in the apartment they were sharing?
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Which group had the biggest-selling single of 1976 with their Eurovision-winning song Save Your Kisses for Me?
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In which year was the first Now That’s What I Call Music! compilation released?
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In Lou Bega’s Mambo No. 5, which girl’s name is mentioned first?
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