Easter Quiz | Part 3 Before attempting the quiz listen to this piece of music first: 100 Easter Part 3 1 / 12 When did the last Samurai hand over his sword? 1676 1876 1776 2 / 12 Who played Boris Johnson in the TV series "This England" Matt Lucas Hugh Grant Kenneth Branagh 3 / 12 What is a malapropism? The use of repeated words starting with the same letter The mistaken use of a word in place of a similar-sounding one Swapping the first letters of 2 words to create new words in a sentence 4 / 12 Which was released first? Saving Private Ryan Shindler's List 5 / 12 Will Still, the current manager of Belgian First Division side Reims came into football manager through which unorthodox route? He was really good at Fifa on his PlayStation He was world Subbuteo Champion He is really good at Football Manager on his laptop 6 / 12 In the traditional depiction of the Crucifixion the letters INRI are placed above Jesus head. What do they stand for? Jesus the Nazarene, King of the Jews Behold the Son of God Forgive Them Father, They Know Not What They Do 7 / 12 BBC Alba is...? A Gaelic speaking TV service broadcast in Scotland A special religious channel broadcast by the BBC's religious affairs team exclusively to people in Alabama An Albanian language service broadcast by the World Service 8 / 12 What are the ingredients for a French Martini? Gin, Creme de Mure, Blackberry, Soda Vodka, Chambord, Pineapple Gin, Sweet Vermouth and Bitters 9 / 12 Ahoy means hello in which language? Czech Catalan Pirate 10 / 12 Which is true? Rutland is an Engish County bordered by Leicestershire and Lincolnshire Rutland is a made up place invented by Eric Idle from Monty Python and Neil Innes from the Bonzo Dog Band. It was the basis for their 1970s TV Show Rutland Weekend Television, and the band The Rules. 11 / 12 Who is the current Poet Laureate? Simon Armitage Linton Kwesi Johnson Carol Ann Duffy 12 / 12 Which band did you listen to at the start of the quiz? The Faces Fleetwood Mac The Rolling Stones Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte Share this blog:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...