Round 2 About pubs and pub quizzes. What

Round 2 About pubs and pub quizzes

What is another name for the game Pub Quiz?

What does the word “pub” mean?

When and where did first pub quizzes take place?

On what week days mostly are pub quizzes held? Why?

Which is a slang word for the pub: a) drunkard b) boozer c)dipso

What does the word Jagger mean? a) Nothing. It’s a pub chain. b) it means “fun”, “debauch”. c) the name given after Mick Jagger, front man of Rolling Stones

Why are some salted snacks like crisps and peanuts served in pubs?

Pub names range from the traditional (Coach and Horses) to the silly (Cat and Custard). But what is the most common pub name in the UK? a)The Red Lion b) The Rose and Crown c)The White Sheep

How do they call the owner of the pub?

What is “a beer engine" in pubs? a) a car to distribute beer to customers’ homes; b) a device to make beer in the pub cellar; c) a device to pump beer from a keg.

Round 4 About Drinks

How much is “a pint of beer”?

How much is a quart of beer?

Cider is a traditional beverage for pubs. What is it made of?

What is a real ale: a)keg beer without hops with only natural carbonation b) bottled beer c) keg beer with hops and herbs

What’s the difference between a brewery and а distillery?

How did James Bond usually drank his Martini: a) stirred not shaken b) shaken not stirred c) iced Martini with vodka

What is in Russian “little water”?

The phrase "mind your p's and q's" originally meant to watch how much you drink. What did the letters "p" and "q" stand for?

What did Martin Stone invent in 1888 that millions of suckers use every day?

Which drink, invented in 1886, was first marketed as the "Esteemed Brain Tonic and Intellectual Beverage"?