11-George Bernard Shaw
12-Lysander
1.According to the saying, every dog has its... what?
2.Which term meaning very exciting, literally means the nervous chewing of parts of the ends of the fingers?
3.A colander is used in cooking for what purpose: straining or chopping?
4.Which small blood-sucking insect lends its name to a type of second-hand market?
5.Current affairs: an historic pier was on fire in which East Sussex resort?
6.Who starred as the kidnapper and ex-con Tommy Lee Royce in the controversial BBC crime drama series Happy Valley?
7.In computing, which reference website comes from the Hawaiian for fast and the classical Greek for education?
8.Which disease of children, characterised by improper hardening and development of bones, is caused by a deficiency of vitamin D?
9.In nature, which British garden bird, related to the blackbird, has a pale chest with brown speckles and is renowned for its song?
10.In politics, what term describes the arrangement whereby an MP who wishes to be absent from voting agrees with an opposition MP for them to do the same, in so doing neutralizing the votes?
11.Francis I, Emperor of Austria from 1804-1835, was also known as Francis II when, from 1792-1806, he was the last holder of which title?
12.Which London concert hall was built by the Bechstein piano company and bore their name until anti-German feeling resulted in a change of name in 1917?
12-Lysander
1.According to the saying, every dog has its... what?
2.Which term meaning very exciting, literally means the nervous chewing of parts of the ends of the fingers?
3.A colander is used in cooking for what purpose: straining or chopping?
4.Which small blood-sucking insect lends its name to a type of second-hand market?
5.Current affairs: an historic pier was on fire in which East Sussex resort?
6.Who starred as the kidnapper and ex-con Tommy Lee Royce in the controversial BBC crime drama series Happy Valley?
7.In computing, which reference website comes from the Hawaiian for fast and the classical Greek for education?
8.Which disease of children, characterised by improper hardening and development of bones, is caused by a deficiency of vitamin D?
9.In nature, which British garden bird, related to the blackbird, has a pale chest with brown speckles and is renowned for its song?
10.In politics, what term describes the arrangement whereby an MP who wishes to be absent from voting agrees with an opposition MP for them to do the same, in so doing neutralizing the votes?
11.Francis I, Emperor of Austria from 1804-1835, was also known as Francis II when, from 1792-1806, he was the last holder of which title?
12.Which London concert hall was built by the Bechstein piano company and bore their name until anti-German feeling resulted in a change of name in 1917?
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