1.In property listings to rent, what does PCM stand for?
2.According to the saying, in which month of the year are hares mad?
3.Is immigration or emigration the departure of persons from one country, to settle permanently in another?
4.What U precedes the word room to mean an area that houses appliances such as washing machines and other equipment?
5.Rhinoplasty is a plastic surgery procedure on which part of the face?
6.What sort of creature is Kevin, one of the characters in the 2009 film Up?
7.Current affairs: what is the name of the shopping centre in Nairobi that has been attacked by terrorists recently?
8.On the London underground, which tube line is represented by the colour yellow?
9.In which country is Fiordland National Park, established in 1952 and one of the largest in the world?
10.In December 1648, which Colonel purged the House of Commons of those MP's who wanted to negotiate with King Charles I?
11.Which beautiful ornamental tree that is widely grown in warm parts of the world, has blue or purple foxglove-like flowers and attractive, oppositely paired, compound leaves?
12.In Greek mythology, what did Rhea give to Cronus to eat instead of his son, Zeus?
1.In property listings to rent, what does PCM stand for?
2.According to the saying, in which month of the year are hares mad?
3.Is immigration or emigration the departure of persons from one country, to settle permanently in another?
4.What U precedes the word room to mean an area that houses appliances such as washing machines and other equipment?
5.Rhinoplasty is a plastic surgery procedure on which part of the face?
6.What sort of creature is Kevin, one of the characters in the 2009 film Up?
7.Current affairs: what is the name of the shopping centre in Nairobi that has been attacked by terrorists recently?
8.On the London underground, which tube line is represented by the colour yellow?
9.In which country is Fiordland National Park, established in 1952 and one of the largest in the world?
10.In December 1648, which Colonel purged the House of Commons of those MP's who wanted to negotiate with King Charles I?
11.Which beautiful ornamental tree that is widely grown in warm parts of the world, has blue or purple foxglove-like flowers and attractive, oppositely paired, compound leaves?
12.In Greek mythology, what did Rhea give to Cronus to eat instead of his son, Zeus?
1.What is one third of 21?
2.What E can be primary, secondary, higher, furthur and adult?
3.Which three-letter word can mean a vase used to store the ashes of the dead or a large vessel used for tea-making?
4.Which word can mean a type of air transport or a shape enclosing the spoken words in a comic strip?
5.A place where computers can be accessed for a fee, which sells drinks and snacks, is called a Cyber.... what?
6.Picture: whose face is this? http://www.postimage.org/image/vkfhu541x/
7.In reference to the well-known charity, for what does the letter P stand for in the initials NSPCC?
8.Which Canadian province whose capital is Halifax, means New Scotland in Latin?
9.Which architect died after being run over by a tram in his native Barcelona in June 1926?
10.In chemistry,what name is given to the number of chemical bonds that an atom of a particular element can form, used as a measure of the chemical reactivity of that element?
11.Which of Rossini's operas was originally subtitled "The Useless Precaution"?
12.In astronomy, which orange giant star represents the so-called bull's eye in Taurus?
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2.According to the saying, in which month of the year are hares mad?
3.Is immigration or emigration the departure of persons from one country, to settle permanently in another?
4.What U precedes the word room to mean an area that houses appliances such as washing machines and other equipment?
5.Rhinoplasty is a plastic surgery procedure on which part of the face?
6.What sort of creature is Kevin, one of the characters in the 2009 film Up?
7.Current affairs: what is the name of the shopping centre in Nairobi that has been attacked by terrorists recently?
8.On the London underground, which tube line is represented by the colour yellow?
9.In which country is Fiordland National Park, established in 1952 and one of the largest in the world?
10.In December 1648, which Colonel purged the House of Commons of those MP's who wanted to negotiate with King Charles I?
11.Which beautiful ornamental tree that is widely grown in warm parts of the world, has blue or purple foxglove-like flowers and attractive, oppositely paired, compound leaves?
12.In Greek mythology, what did Rhea give to Cronus to eat instead of his son, Zeus?
2. March
3. Emmigration
4. Utility
5. Nose
6. Squirrel
7. Westgate
3. Emigration
4. Utility
5. Nose
6. Never seen it
7. West gate
2) March
3) Emigration
5) Nose
6,8-12
2.?
3.Emigration
4.Utility
5.Nose
6.Emu
7.Westgate
8.Circle
9.Norway
10.Oliver Cromwell?
11.
12.
9-12
2.March
3.Emigration
4.Utility
5.Nose
7 Westgate
8. Circle
9. New Zealand
12. A stone
All correct Sallysally
10,11
1) Per calendar month
3) Immigration
4) Utility
Brain's gone to sleep today, sorry QM
10,11
10,11
Oh.
3) Emigration, it must be!
11-Jacaranda
1.What is one third of 21?
2.What E can be primary, secondary, higher, furthur and adult?
3.Which three-letter word can mean a vase used to store the ashes of the dead or a large vessel used for tea-making?
4.Which word can mean a type of air transport or a shape enclosing the spoken words in a comic strip?
5.A place where computers can be accessed for a fee, which sells drinks and snacks, is called a Cyber.... what?
6.Picture: whose face is this? http://www.postimage.org/image/vkfhu541x/
7.In reference to the well-known charity, for what does the letter P stand for in the initials NSPCC?
8.Which Canadian province whose capital is Halifax, means New Scotland in Latin?
9.Which architect died after being run over by a tram in his native Barcelona in June 1926?
10.In chemistry,what name is given to the number of chemical bonds that an atom of a particular element can form, used as a measure of the chemical reactivity of that element?
11.Which of Rossini's operas was originally subtitled "The Useless Precaution"?
12.In astronomy, which orange giant star represents the so-called bull's eye in Taurus?
2) Education
3) Urn
4) Balloon
5) Cafe
6) Martin Clunes
7) Prevention
8) Novascotia
9) Gaudi
10 Valence
11) The Barber of Seville
12) Aldebaran
2.Education
3.Urn
4.Cloud
5.Café
6.Martin Clunes
7.Prevention
8.Nova Scotia
9.Galdi?
10.
11.
12.Keplar B
2. Education
3. Urn
4. Bubble (we call them speech bubbles)
5. Cafe
6. Martin Clunes
7. Prevention
8.
4 and 12 are wrong AxG
Finished :eek: