Lockdown Quizzes

by Sam Collett
Our Practically bi-weekly quizzes. So why not get some inspiration or even borrow from us. Here are some highlights of our quiz rounds.
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Jun 10, 2020
We here at Practically like a lot of companies, furloughed or not, have been doing bi-weekly quizzes. And we know that sometimes it’s hard to gather those questions and be inventive. So why not get some inspiration or even borrow from us. Here are some highlights of our quiz rounds.
  1. Sam’s Film Lego Quiz
  2. Alex’s Batman Quiz
  3. Alex’s Astronomy Quiz
  4. Alex’s WW2 Quiz
  1. Sam’s Blurred Film Quiz
  2. Catchphrase Quiz Round
  3. Film Crop Quiz
  4. Book Crop Quiz

#1 Sam’s Film Lego Quiz

(Made with his daughter’s Lego Friends sets)

Name the film – for one point each. Answers at the bottom of this section

Answers to this round

Use the Toggle to see the answers – no peeking!

Answers to 1. Lego Friends Film Round
Here are the images again with the answers in place:

  • Forrest Gump

  • Life of Pi

  • The Matrix

  • Thelma and Louise

  • Indiana Jones (And The Raiders of the Lost Ark)

  • Sully

  • Titanic

  • Jungle Book

  • Blade Runner (Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep)

  • Kung Foo Panda

#2 Alex’s Batman Quiz

10 questions (+ 2 bonus questions at the end) – each question worth 1 point. Answers after the last question.

#3 Alex’s Astonomy Quiz

10 questions – each question worth 1 point. Answers after the last question.

#4 Alex’s WW2 Quiz

10 questions – each question worth 1 point. Answers after the last question.

#5 Sam’s Blurred Film Round (Slideshow)

Name the film – for one point each. Answers as you go.
NOTE COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH THE FILM PUBLISHER.

#6 Collett’s Catch Phrase (Slideshow)

Name the catchphrase or film title – for one point each. Answers as you go

#7 Sam’s Film Crop (Slideshow)

Name the film from the square – for one point each. Answers are in the slideshow.
NOTE COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH THE PUBLISHER.

#8 Book Crop (Slideshow)

Name the book from the square – for one point each. Answers are in the slideshow.
NOTE COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH THE BOOK PUBLISHER.

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