The Chase Quiz Questions Find Out If You Can Outrun The Chaser
The Chase Quiz featuring 21 interactive questions plus another set of 21 questions with answers. This is your chance to find out if you have what it takes. Undoubtedly, The Chase is the best quiz show on UK television, boasting an impressive tally of over 2,000 episodes. The questions posed to contestants range from a cakewalk to downright challenging.
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The six chasers are Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Darragh Ennis. Mark and Shaun have been chasers from the beginning, Anne since the second Series, Paul in Series 4, The Vixen in Series 9 and Paul in Series 13.
The Chaser’s success rate of 76% against the contestants is a testament to their sheer brilliance. Their unparalleled win rate of 82% is a clear indication of their dominance in the quiz world. Anne has the highest win rate, closely followed by Paul.
I was surprised to learn that The Beast is not the most successful chaser, even though he is the most intimidating. My favourite chaser is The Governess. She is a fascinating person with a great sense of humour.
Okay here is our Interactive Chase Quiz. Keep scrolling down to see a further 21 questions with answers. They are perfect for creating your own version of the show.
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21 Interactive Questions and Answers
Here’s another 21 The Chase Questions
- What is the closest planet to the Sun?
- Where did Aerosmith find love in a 1989 hit single?
- Steely McBeam is the mascot of which American football team?
- What colour are the spacesuits NASA space shuttle astronauts wear?
- Which French explorer discovered Prince Edward Island?
- According to Tolstoy, Napoleon would tug on what part of a person’s body if they were in his favour?
- Which organ in the body acts as a filter for your blood, cleaning it of bacteria and viruses?
- At what country estate was the World War Two German Enigma code broken?
- Traditionally, sailors would get a tattoo of what bird after travelling over 5,000 nautical miles?
- In 1948, the Empire Windrush arrived in London from which Caribbean Island?
- Which newspaper in 1906 coined the word ‘suffragette’?
- According to the first line of ‘Pride and Prejudice’, a “single man in possession of a good fortune” is in want of what?
- What is the minimum numbers of players a football team must have for a match to start or restart?
- According to the makers, what is the most popular flavour of Walkers crisps?
- Crack and pussy are varieties of what tree?
- ‘Flammable air’ was an early name for which gas?
- Dump, floater and wipe are terms used in which sport?
- Which material is used in the artform known as scrimshaw?
- A common addition to the words on a ‘kiss me quick’ hat are ‘squeeze me…’ what?
- Which comic strip character is known in Germany as Willi Wakker? (Hint: this comic strip was created by cartoonist Reg Smythe)
- A nocturne is usually played on what musical instrument?
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21 The Chase Answers
- Mercury
- In an elevator
- Pittsburgh Steelers
- Orange
- Jacques Cartier
- Ear
- Spleen
- Bletchley Park
- Swallow
- Jamaica
- Daily Mail
- A wife
- Seven
- Cheese and onion
- Willow
- Hydrogen
- Volleyball
- Ivory or bone
- Slow
- Andy Capp
- Piano