You've just found the home of the British quizzing community! Here you'll find lots of people who are fanatical about quizzes, lots of great trivia questions and lots of useful information to help you get on TV and to improve your general knowledge.
We're very excited about our new site. Some great sections will be opening over the coming months. There will be a quiz training school and online quiz events too. For now though, the forum is open for discussion about all things quiz - from TV shows to the World Quizzing Championships and everything in between.
So come and join us. You might learn something new!
The Quizzing Order Of Merit was designed to recognise the achievements of quizzers at our sanctioned quiz events.
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We have a total of 10 UK venues listed on Quest for the 7 July Quest Grand Prix. Some of the venues are likely to fill up so, as Fred Pontin would say, "Book early!"
LEARN MOREWe now have all but a few of the Grand Prix scores in, and checking with the one venue yet to declare we think we can go ahead and publish top line results. While some new names may appear in the top 20, we’re not expecting the top 10, or the medals positions for the genres to change (“famous last words”!). The scores are online (and will be updated) HERE.
We're shocked and saddened to learn of the death of former IQA World Quizzing Champion, Vikram Joshi, in Mumbai earlier today. He was being cared for by his mother when he passed. On behalf of fellow quizzers in the UK, and IQA quizzers around the world, we send our condolences and deepest sympathy to Vikram's family and close friends. It's never a good time to lose a friend, but to lose one so young is tragic. R.I.P. sir.
We've learned that the UK quiz community has lost yet another of its highly regarded fellowship, with the death on Friday 23 March of Dick Cribb. For as long as I knew him - and that was well over a decade - he lived in Kent, but was originally from Brighton and spent much of his childhood in Hounslow. He later went to Liverpool to study at the University there. It was also in Liverpool that he met his future wife, Viv.
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OK, I'll jump in with a quick one..
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C S Lewis and Aldous Huxley, I believe
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Over to you Ken.
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Thanks Pete.
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Charles Dickens?
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Dickens is indeed the person.
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A clue - the crash was in Kent (though not Rochester), in a more southerly, semi-rural location.
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As a gesture of goodwill, the answer is Staplehurst for the train crash. A significant event - but not significant enough ...
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When this was in the news, Dustin Lance Black was named as Tom Daley's partner.
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I think both of the last 2 answers are correct!
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