Copycat common bond quiz 1

Answer: tell

While people have kissed and then killed, shouted or fondled on many occasions, Kiss and tell means to be intimate with someone and then tells others about the experience.

Answer: Canton

Guangzhou is the Chinese name for Canton. Beijing is Peking's Chinese name and Shanghai in Chinese is just Shanghai.

Answer: Heidi Klum

Both Heidi Klum and Claudia Schiffer are of German origin. Both starred in Zoolander, but only Heidi Klum had a role in Spin City. Cindy Crawford appeared in a number of films, mostly as herself. She was in 1995's Catwalk with Kate Moss and Claudia Schiffer.

Answer: True Romance

Christian Slater was in Untamed Heart and Robin Hood. Patricia Arquette in Lost Highway. They starred together in True Romance.

Answer: Red Cross

Moonlight Serenade is by Glenn Miller, Misty is Erroll Garner's masterpiece and Night Child is a composition by Oscar Peterson.

Answer: Watch

The Roaring Silence cover was a human ear with a shouting mouth in the middle. Messin' had the robot with the gas mask and the Earth in the center. Angel Station featured the M.C.Escher-style staircase around an elevator. Manfred Mann has been around since 1969. His last album as of 2002 came out in 1998.

Answer: Chocolat

All movies star Johnny Depp. The Ninth Gate is from 1999, as is Sleepy Hollow. Edward Scissorhands is from 1990. Chocolat is a movie about a woman and her daughter who open a chocolate shop in a small French village that shakes up the rigid morality of the community.

Answer: Cheese

In "A Grand Day Out", a plasticine adventure, Wallace and his dog Gromit build a rocket in their cellar and fly to the moon because they've run out of Cheese for their crackers. Both Stilton and Wensleydale are English cheeses. They are also towns, but that's not what Wallace was referring to ;-)

Answer: A Mountain

Christopher Monger's "The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain", probably one of the movies with the longest title, he played an English cartographer who had to tell a Welsh village that what they believed was their mountain - the only one in Wales - was a few feet short of the required 1000ft, and thus only a hill.

The townsfolk decide to keep him there until they'd topped the hill with a mound, making it a mountain again.

Answer: Switzerland

The thing all the answers have in common is Switzerland. William Tell is the Swiss national hero, freeing the country from Habsburg oppression by shooting Hermann Gessler with a crossbow. Switzerland today consists of 26 states called "Cantons". "Heidi" by Johanna Spyri is probably the most famous Swiss book, set in the Swiss mountains and in Frankfurt, Germany. Rhaeto-Romance is the fourth official language of Switzerland (the others being German, French and Italian) and is spoken by only 40,000 people today.

The International Red Cross (Red Crescent in Islamic countries) was conceived by the Swiss Henri Dunant. The Swiss Watch industry has been in a bit of trouble until the Swatch was created and gave it a boost. The country is also famous for the best chocolate in the world. Cheese is another well-known Swiss product, available in countless varieties.

While not the highest mountain of the Swiss Alps, the Matterhorn is certainly the most famous one.