Tuesday 15 October 2013

Trivia at Unity Hall Hotel

Tuesday 23rd October 2013 at 7:30pm

File:Unity Hall Hotel Balmain 1.JPGClearly this trivia has the highest probability of winning a prize in Sydney, as with prizes for the top three places and average attendance being around five teams, you are as close to guaranteed winning something as you could possibly get.  The prizes are also nothing to sneeze at either, with $100 for the winner, $50 for second place and a fine $5 bottle of wine for those coming in third.  They also have a free drink for the true or false section, if the temporary lady hosting it is able to find the questions this week.

The previously dominate Black Caviar is sadly struggling in recent weeks, due to we suspect the tragic passing of their intelligent players. The remaining members it would appear are merely coming for the free sliders as budget cuts at their nursing home has meant that this is their cafeteria on Wednesday night.

Pink Lemonade in comparison have found a new lease of life with the addition of a trivia genius who is playing the long game in picking up girls through accruing an endless supply of bar tab winnings, which they proudly display on their table to intimidate us lesser rivals. Those arrogant prats! We are hoping that in the near future after his attempts to get them drunk on these winnings and back in his bed, it will become much too awkward for any of them to return.  Alternatively hopefully someone else in the pub may choose to shoot him as he argues with the host over the grammatical errors within her questions.

It is unclear as to whom the host will be this week, whether we shall see the return of Brett "Guitar" Murphy or we shall continue with our lovely female host, but it is important to get there this week as given the attendance numbers I do not believe it will be continuing for too much longer.  I book in first sip on our wine if we are successful in winning it once again.

For those curious these are the full questions from last week;

  1. Name two performers from the US, whom due to lack of sales have cancelled their tour
  2. What is the venue for the 2013 rugby league world cup final, which is famous for two other sports.
  3. What are the first names of the two famous Attenborough brothers?
  4. From what song are the following lyrics, 'Though I tried to resist being last on your list, but no other man would do'?
  5. Which war is the movie 'Red Badge of Courage' set?
  6. What is the colloquial term given to the poor immigrants to Australia after world war 2/
  7. Is Magners Cider from a. Dublin b. Tipperary c. Cork
  8. Why is Anna Burke not happy?
  9. What is the Duchess of Cornwall's previous name?
  10. Inbee Park is World No 1 in something, what is it?
  11. Name the song
  12. Who wrote Frankenstein and also who wrote the original Dracula?
  13. Name the song
  14. Who is the current coach of the Australian rugby league team
  15. What are the six biggest beer drinkers per person according to wikipedia?
  16. Which of the following is true
    1. Both Richard and David Attenorough are knighted, David was knighted first. 
    2. Both Richard and David Attenorough are knighted, Richard was knighted first. 
    3. Only David is knighted
    4. Only Richard is knighted
  17. Why is Muriel Matters from South Australia famous and why are they making a film about her?
    1. Fought for the ending of WWI
    2. Fought for the Women's vote
    3. Fought to end the death penalty
  18. What year was the Bodyguard movie released?
  19. What movie is about two women trying to get out of Porpoise Spit?
  20. Why is Michael Williamson going to jail?
  21. What is the national flower of Scotland?
  22. What is the main family's last name in Downton Abbey?
  23. What movie did Russel Crowe play a mental damaged genius?
  24. What country is Belvedere vodka from?
  25. What recent Sci Fi movie stars George Clooney and Sandra Bullock
  26. In the Paul Simon song, how many ways is there to leave your lover
  27. Who won the recent F1 Grand Prix and where was it staged?
  28. By what name is the Irish poet William Butler commonly known?
  29. Name the song
  30. What are the five countries where Russian is an official language
  31. Name any two members of the sex pistols
  32. What are the two longest rivers in Europe
  33. What word describes both 'grumpy and childish' and a '2 wheel horse cart'
  34. What Australian city has a London circle within it?
  35. What two word term is used to describe the US government credit card limit
  36. What book was Harper Lee's only novel
  37. Which year did the Fox network start a. 1986 b. 1990 c. 1993
  38. Who is the new deputy leader of the labour party
  39. What town's name is an aboriginal phrase meaning place of many crows?
  40. What is the chemical symbol for nitrogen?
  41. What do Arabica and Robusta have in common
  42. Which car company is using the phrase 'Calling all the heroes' in their marketing
  43. Name the song
  44. Who was previously married to Aaron Nayar?
  45. Which three 1970s band have a greatest hits compilation currently in the Australian top 50 album charts? and what two drivers won the Bathurst 1000 and in what car were they driving?
Jackpot Questions
  1. What was the first movie to sell over 1 million copies on VHS?
  2. Why is Malcolm Scott Carpenter famous?
  3. Which oscar winning female played the godson of another oscar winning actor? 
The address of the venue is as follows;

Unity Hall Hotel
292 Darling Street
Balmain NSW


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