Can Anyone Help Me With A Quiz

[nailit]

I attend a quiz once a month in a community hall and have been asked if I'd be willing to set a quiz for the next one. In the quiz they always have a 'table round' which can be completed in between rounds and during the break. Its usually something like anagram rounds or pictures of landmarks, something like that.
Does anyone know of any websites where I can get print offs for something similar to the above?
(preferably in black and white as Im having to use a library printer and colour print offs are going to set me back 50p a time)
Many thanks for any help.

[mikey4444]

My gut reaction here is to avoid it like the plague nailit !

Its a poisoned chalice at the very least. I did this about 15 years ago and people are still moaning that I hadn't included enough "easy" questions, like pop music and soap operas.

Its not as if I asked anyone to explain Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle.

Leave well alone if I were you !

[mccfluff]

search for stock photo sites like getty images or fotolia, they will let you have a certain amount for free. Do you know someone with a colour printer and you could give them some cash to print them off for you, might be cheaper

https://en.fotolia.com/
http://www.gettyimages.co.uk/

[Butterbun]

You could also try "Pauls Quiz". It was mentioned here a few days ago.

[Baldric]

Put whatever you're looking for in 'Google Search Box',
then click on 'Images' under search box,
youi'll get lots of Piccies
Right click on a picture you want to print,
'Print Picture' is an option on the drop down menu.
Good Luck!

[The Builder]

Nails, I do this occasionally. At the end of the year, I usually have a hand-out of "Stiffs of 2014".

Just Google celebrities who died in the year, and pick them to be as hard/easy as will suit the punters.

[Caran]

I set a quiz 2-3 times a year for our U3A. I google quizzes and it's amazing how many come up. I last did one for Christmas and googled Christmas quizzes and loads came up. I've just compiled one for this Thursday of 5 x 10 questions per round. The headings I used Are Food and Drink, Music, Television, Science and Nature and General Knowledge. I think I still have it on my lap top so could email you with it if you want.

[nailit]

Sorry for late reply but thanks for replies. Have now found what i need.

[atalanta]

here you are - play titles, one of which is not by Shakespeare.
"Grand Hitchhiker Dirt" ;
" Doom Hefty Sorcerer" ;
"A Fearsome Usurer ? Me?" ;
"Often Governmental Woe" ;
"Bandicoot Though Man.U." ;
"Wet Tinsel Heart " ;
"Fins Rawly Meandered" ;
"The Moon Faints" ;
"Absolves Our Tolls " ;
" Lo! I Dress in a Custard !"
You'll have to work them out for yourself, or put them through an anagram website.