The Just Hints Edition of the de Vere’s Irish Pub Pub Quiz Newsletter

Dear Friends of the Pub Quiz,

 

I got to introduce the bike-commuting advocate Paul Dorn to my Silicon Valley Journalism students this morning, and thus was unavailable to compose thoughtful insights on important topics by my regular due date of 10:30 on a Monday morning. As a result, today’s newsletter contains mostly hints. Next week I may talk more about transportation concerns.

 

Tonight’s Pub Quiz will address the following topics: the ante-chambers of a queen, bad occupation choices, sports numbers that are divisible by three, industrial banks, realty stats, biopics and many other films, killer apps, Kali, invertebrates, light, African names, feeling free, spheres, moderately great Americans who appear in bad films, quickenings, sleep deprivation, characters named Julie, South America, Pacific rim films in which flowers are braided into the hair of lead actors, measurements, indirect Halloween, golden arrows, scary books, one-word titles, big films, October 27, food and “drink,” things mapped by Ptolemy, world capitals, the Cold War, Swedish culture, football, and Shakespeare.

 

Happy Halloween! Tonight, in celebration of the holiday, I shall wear black.

 

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Here are five questions from last week’s quiz:

 

  1. Newspaper Headlines.  Facebook and Apple have established new policies in which they will pay for female employees to freeze their WHAT?

 

  1. World History. In what city was Archduke Ferdinand assassinated in 1914?

 

  1. Pop Culture – Music. What Lorde song has recently been banned from radio play in San Francisco?

 

  1. Four for Four. Which of the following A-List celebrities, if any, has ever been married? Johnny Depp, Cameron Diaz, Jack Nicholson, Oprah Winfrey.

 

  1. Science.   Up until the early part of what decade did most astronomers think that all of the stars in the universe were contained inside of the Milky Way? Was it the 1620s, 1720s, 1820s, or 1920s?

 

P.S. Thanks to all Pub Quiz participants who stay until the end of the evening’s entertainment to discover who has won. The winners and the staff appreciate your patience.