Questions On Monty Python
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
Which entry won the prejudice contest against Belgians on "Monty Python"?
- A.
Miserable Fat Belgian Bastards
- B.
Let's Just Ignore Them
- C.
Funny Little Detectives
- D.
The Phlegms
Correct Answer
A. Miserable Fat Belgian BastardsExplanation
The correct answer is "Miserable Fat Belgian Bastards." In the context of the question, it is implied that there was a prejudice contest against Belgians on "Monty Python." Out of the given options, "Miserable Fat Belgian Bastards" is the entry that won this contest.Rate this question:
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- 2.
How did the gladiator die in the coliseum in "Life of Brian" by Monty Python?
- A.
He Tripped Over A Banana
- B.
He Got Stabbed
- C.
He Got Clubbed To Death
- D.
He Had A Heart Attack
Correct Answer
D. He Had A Heart AttackExplanation
In the movie "Life of Brian" by Monty Python, the gladiator died in the coliseum due to a heart attack. This means that his death was not caused by any external force or violence, but rather a sudden failure of his heart.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Which is not a Monty Python song?
- A.
Woodcutter
- B.
Always Look On The Bright Side
- C.
Spam Spam Spam
- D.
Sit On My Face
Correct Answer
A. WoodcutterExplanation
The song "Woodcutter" is not a Monty Python song. The other options, "Always Look On The Bright Side," "Spam Spam Spam," and "Sit On My Face," are all well-known songs from Monty Python.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What did the squad of Romans find in the hideout in "Life of Brian" by Monty Python?
- A.
A Spoon
- B.
Judith
- C.
Loretta, Formerly Known As Stan
- D.
Reg, Leader Of The PFJ
Correct Answer
A. A SpoonExplanation
In the movie "Life of Brian" by Monty Python, the squad of Romans found a spoon in the hideout. This suggests that the options provided are characters or individuals from the movie, and the correct answer is a simple object found in the hideout rather than a person.Rate this question:
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- 5.
In the "Monty Python's Flying Circus" series, why did the blancmanges transform Britons into Scots?
- A.
They Enjoyed Scottish Music
- B.
They Liked Seeing Their Skirts
- C.
Scotsmen Were Their Lunch
- D.
They Wanted To Win Wimbledon
Correct Answer
D. They Wanted To Win WimbledonExplanation
The blancmanges transformed Britons into Scots because they wanted to win Wimbledon. This suggests that the blancmanges believed that Scots had a better chance of winning the tennis tournament, so they transformed the Britons into Scots in order to increase their chances of winning.Rate this question:
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- 6.
In a "Monty Python" sketch about a couple and a bed, what happened for "mattress"?
- A.
Terry Gilliam Stopped Drawing
- B.
Graham Chapman Put A Bag On His Head
- C.
Eric Idle Multiplied By 10
- D.
John Cleese Did A Silly Walk
Correct Answer
B. Graham Chapman Put A Bag On His HeadExplanation
In the "Monty Python" sketch about a couple and a bed, Graham Chapman put a bag on his head. This suggests that Graham Chapman's character did something unexpected or unusual by covering his head with a bag. The act of putting a bag on his head adds a comedic element to the sketch and is likely to have caused laughter or surprise among the audience.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Which one of the "Monty Python" crew was referred to as "The American One"?
- A.
Eric Idle
- B.
Terry Gilliam
- C.
Terry Jones
- D.
Graham Chapman
Correct Answer
B. Terry GilliamExplanation
Terry Gilliam was referred to as "The American One" because he was the only member of the Monty Python crew who was born in the United States. Gilliam, originally from Minnesota, brought a unique perspective to the group with his American background and went on to become known for his distinctive animation style and visual contributions to the comedy troupe.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Where did the gentlemanly skyjacker want the "Monty Python" pilots to fly?
- A.
Bolton
- B.
The USSR
- C.
Luton
- D.
Cuba
Correct Answer
C. LutonExplanation
The gentlemanly skyjacker wanted the "Monty Python" pilots to fly to Luton.Rate this question:
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- 9.
What did Graham Chapman, John Cleese and Michael Palin intend to be?
- A.
Lawyer, Teacher, Novelist
- B.
Doctor, Lawyer, Journalist
- C.
Doctor, Teacher, Journalist
- D.
Doctor, Lawyer, Novelist
Correct Answer
B. Doctor, Lawyer, JournalistExplanation
Graham Chapman, John Cleese, and Michael Palin intended to be doctors, lawyers, and journalists. This can be inferred from the given options where the correct answer is "Doctor, Lawyer, Journalist".Rate this question:
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- 10.
What was the name of the Shrubber in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"?
- A.
Robin
- B.
Roger
- C.
Tim
- D.
Vladimir
Correct Answer
B. RogerExplanation
In "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," the name of the Shrubber character is Roger.Rate this question:
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- 11.
What group did Brian join in Monty Python's "Life of Brian"?
- A.
Cheesemakers
- B.
Peoples Front Of Judea
- C.
Peoples Judean Front
- D.
People For The Ratification Of Oppression In Judea
Correct Answer
B. Peoples Front Of JudeaExplanation
In Monty Python's "Life of Brian," Brian joins the Peoples Front Of Judea. This is the correct answer because the film satirizes political and religious groups in ancient Judea, and the Peoples Front Of Judea is one of the factions depicted. The group is portrayed as a bumbling and disorganized revolutionary organization, often at odds with other similar groups, such as the Judean Peoples Front and the Judean Popular Peoples Front. The film uses humor to highlight the absurdity of factionalism and the ineffectiveness of political movements.Rate this question:
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- 12.
In "Monty Python's Flying Circus", what was the animal that exploded on top of the TV?
- A.
Aardvark
- B.
Badger
- C.
Penguin
- D.
Llama
Correct Answer
C. PenguinExplanation
In "Monty Python's Flying Circus," there is a famous sketch where a penguin explodes on top of a TV. This sketch is known as the "Penguin on the TV" sketch and has become one of the most iconic moments in the show's history. The explosion of the penguin adds to the absurd and surreal humor that Monty Python is known for. Therefore, the correct answer is Penguin.Rate this question:
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- 13.
On "Monty Python", which of these was not a Ron Obvious stunt?
- A.
Tunneling To Java
- B.
Running To Jupiter
- C.
Eating Chichester Cathedral
- D.
Jumping The English Channel
Correct Answer
B. Running To JupiterExplanation
In the comedy sketch show "Monty Python," Ron Obvious was known for his outrageous and dangerous stunts. However, "Running To Jupiter" was not one of his stunts. The other options, "Tunneling To Java," "Eating Chichester Cathedral," and "Jumping The English Channel," are all examples of the kind of absurd and impossible stunts that Ron Obvious would attempt.Rate this question:
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- 14.
In the Germany-Greece Philosophy match on "Monty Python", who tended goal?
- A.
Kant And Empedocles
- B.
Epictetus And Hegel
- C.
Schopenhauer And Epicurus
- D.
Leibniz And Plato
Correct Answer
D. Leibniz And PlatoExplanation
Leibniz and Plato tended goal in the Germany-Greece Philosophy match on "Monty Python". This means that they were the goalkeepers for their respective teams during the match.Rate this question:
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- 15.
What is a larch, as featured in "Monty Python"?
- A.
A Farm Animal
- B.
A Tree
- C.
A Flower
- D.
A Hedgehog
Correct Answer
B. A TreeExplanation
In "Monty Python," a larch is featured as a tree. This means that the correct answer is "A Tree." The question is asking about the nature of a larch, and in the context of the mentioned show, it is portrayed as a type of tree.Rate this question:
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- 16.
For how much did Mr. Devious first advertise fully comprehensive motor insurance?
- A.
A Used Fiver
- B.
One And Eight Pence
- C.
A Nude Lady
- D.
A Pound
Correct Answer
B. One And Eight PenceExplanation
Mr. Devious initially advertised fully comprehensive motor insurance for the price of "One And Eight Pence".Rate this question:
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- 17.
What Monty Python song was sung on an episode of "The A-Team"?
- A.
Brave, Brave Sir Robin
- B.
The Meaning Of Life
- C.
Bruces' Philosophers Song
- D.
The Lumberjack Song
Correct Answer
D. The Lumberjack SongExplanation
"The Lumberjack Song" is the correct answer because it is a well-known song by Monty Python that has been performed on various platforms, including "The A-Team" episode. The song is about a lumberjack who enjoys his job and the lyrics are filled with humorous references. Its popularity and comedic nature make it a likely choice for a show like "The A-Team" known for its action-packed and light-hearted tone.Rate this question:
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- 18.
In Monty Python's "Meaning of Life", the machine goes what?
- A.
Bong
- B.
Bang
- C.
Ping
- D.
Ring
Correct Answer
C. PingExplanation
In Monty Python's "Meaning of Life", the machine goes "Ping".Rate this question:
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- 19.
According to Monty Python, how can you identify a dead bishop?
- A.
Ask The Squatter Living In His Robe
- B.
The Neon Signs
- C.
Tattoo On The Back Of His Neck
- D.
Microchip
Correct Answer
C. Tattoo On The Back Of His NeckExplanation
According to Monty Python, a dead bishop can be identified by a tattoo on the back of his neck. This suggests that the joke is based on the idea that a tattoo on the back of the neck is an unusual or unexpected characteristic for a bishop to have, implying that the presence of such a tattoo would indicate that the bishop is no longer alive.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Who took the officer's leg in the Monty Python film "Meaning of Life"?
- A.
A Mosquito
- B.
Two Men In A Tiger Suit
- C.
A Man In A Lion's Suit
- D.
A Goat
Correct Answer
B. Two Men In A Tiger SuitExplanation
In the Monty Python film "Meaning of Life," the officer's leg was taken by two men in a tiger suit. This suggests that the film includes a comedic element, as the absurdity of two men pretending to be a tiger and stealing someone's leg adds to the humor of the scene.Rate this question:
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- 21.
In the Monty Python film "The Meaning of Life", what religion were the neighbors?
- A.
Catholic
- B.
Atheist
- C.
Jewish
- D.
Protestant
Correct Answer
D. ProtestantExplanation
In the Monty Python film "The Meaning of Life," the neighbors were depicted as Protestants. This can be inferred from the context of the film and the portrayal of the characters. The film often satirizes different aspects of religion, and in this particular scene, the neighbors are shown as Protestants, adding to the comedic commentary on religious beliefs and practices.Rate this question:
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- 22.
Who showed up in Monty Python's "The Meaning Of Life", causing doctors to turn everything on?
- A.
The Administrator
- B.
The Prime Minister
- C.
The Surgeon
- D.
Tim The Enchanter
Correct Answer
A. The AdministratorExplanation
In Monty Python's "The Meaning of Life," The Administrator showed up and caused doctors to turn everything on. This suggests that The Administrator played a significant role in the storyline, possibly disrupting the normal functioning of the doctors and creating chaos or confusion.Rate this question:
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- 23.
How old was "Monty Python" character Dennis the Peasant?
- A.
37
- B.
Never Mentioned
- C.
27
- D.
47
Correct Answer
A. 37Explanation
The question asks for the age of the character Dennis the Peasant from "Monty Python". The correct answer is 37, as it is stated in the given options.Rate this question:
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- 24.
In "Monty Python and the Holy Grail", what is said to prevent earthquakes?
- A.
Sheep's Bladders
- B.
Goat's Livers
- C.
Monkey's Testicles
- D.
Bovine's Pancreases
Correct Answer
A. Sheep's BladdersExplanation
In the movie "Monty Python and the Holy Grail", sheep's bladders are said to prevent earthquakes. This is a humorous response that plays on the absurdity of the situation, as it suggests that something as seemingly unrelated as sheep's bladders could have the power to prevent natural disasters like earthquakes. The answer is a playful and unexpected choice, which is characteristic of the humor in Monty Python's comedy.Rate this question:
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- 25.
What is the name of the man who kept 18 years of silence before Brian stepped on his foot?
- A.
Simon
- B.
Theodore
- C.
Warris
- D.
Alvin
Correct Answer
A. SimonExplanation
The correct answer is Simon because in the question it is mentioned that the man kept 18 years of silence before Brian stepped on his foot. Out of the given options, Simon is the only name provided. Therefore, Simon is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 26.
Who wrote and performed the "Penis song" from the Monty Python's "Meaning of Life"?
- A.
Terry Jones
- B.
Eric Idle
- C.
John Cleese
- D.
Michael Palin
Correct Answer
B. Eric IdleExplanation
Eric Idle wrote and performed the "Penis song" from the Monty Python's "Meaning of Life".Rate this question:
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- 27.
Who plays the part of the cleaning woman in the restaurant scene with Mr. Creosot in Monty Python's "The Meaning Of Life"?
- A.
Terry Jones
- B.
John Cleese
- C.
Eric Idle
- D.
Graham Chapman
Correct Answer
A. Terry JonesExplanation
Terry Jones plays the part of the cleaning woman in the restaurant scene with Mr. Creosot in Monty Python's "The Meaning Of Life".Rate this question:
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- 28.
What word did Michael Palin say to start off each "Monty Python" episode?
- A.
It's...
- B.
Now's...
- C.
And...
- D.
Here's...
Correct Answer
A. It's...Explanation
Michael Palin said "It's..." to start off each "Monty Python" episode.Rate this question:
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- 29.
In "Monty Python", what flower did Dennis Moore keep bringing the poor family?
- A.
Daisies
- B.
Lupins
- C.
Marigolds
- D.
Daffodils
Correct Answer
B. LupinsExplanation
In the comedy series "Monty Python," Dennis Moore repeatedly brings lupins to the poor family. This is a humorous reference to the absurdity of his actions, as lupins are not typically associated with charity or assistance for the poor. The choice of lupins adds to the comedic nature of the show and highlights the ridiculousness of Dennis Moore's character.Rate this question:
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- 30.
Who was not a guest on Monty Python's "World Forum"?
- A.
Lenin
- B.
Karl Marx
- C.
John F. Kennedy
- D.
Che Guevara
Correct Answer
C. John F. KennedyExplanation
John F. Kennedy was not a guest on Monty Python's "World Forum". This is because John F. Kennedy was the President of the United States and was not involved in the comedy sketch show produced by Monty Python. The other options, Lenin, Karl Marx, and Che Guevara, were all influential figures in history who could have potentially been guests on the show.Rate this question:
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