PodQuiz 770

PodQuiz weekly trivia quiz

James Carter

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4.7 • 559 Ratings

🗓️ 3 January 2020

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

This week's rounds are Music (Intros), Dictionaries, Dog Idioms (Quickfire), Transport and an extra Prize Round!
There is no music this week because of the prize round.
Prize Round Picture Question:

Which letter of the Greek alphabet?

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0:00.0	PodQuise 770
0:07.0	Hello there and welcome to the first quiz of the decade, Pod Quiz 770.
0:25.4	There is a prize round this week with a chance of winning a pod quiz t-shirt, so listen now for that and we'll get started.
0:54.5	It's an intro's music round this week say you're about to hear the start of five songs and in each case i'd like you to tell me both artist and title question one title. Question one.
0:56.8	Question two. Question two.
1:11.6	Question three.
1:30.3	Question three. Question 4 Question 4 Question five.
2:05.6	Round two
2:21.1	Round two is on dictionaries
2:24.9	Question six
2:28.4	Which dictionary is often abbreviated to the OED
2:33.5	Question seven is often abbreviated to the OED. Question 7.
2:38.0	In which year did Noah Webster publish his first dictionary?
2:43.0	1807, 1867 or 1907 Question 8
2:54.5	Outside of the USA, Canada, Israel and Thailand
2:59.1	The Collins English Dictionary
3:01.9	is the primary source of the word list used in which board game?
3:09.8	Question 9.
3:12.0	Which English writer published perhaps the first authoritative English language dictionary in 1755?
3:23.2	Question 10.
3:25.0	Deca Vandal is the most popular dictionary for which language?
3:32.0	Round 3.
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