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The other seven are Shetland, Anglesey, Islay, S Ulst, N Ulst, Orkney and Jura
1.What T is a portable shelter used outdoors that is supported on poles and fastened to the ground by pegs and ropes?
2.What is 10 times 10 divided by 10?
3.According to the old proverb, a watched kettle never..... what?
4.Which kitchen appliance might include features such as a removable crumb tray and variable browning control?
5.In computing, what S is a table of values, text, or formulae arranged in rows and columns - often used for acounting and finance applications?
6.Which television character had the catch-phrases "lovely jubbly" and "cushty"?
7.Which coin that replaced the old ten shilling note was replaced by a lighter model on September 1st 1997?
8.What colour is the tiger in Aravind Adiga's 2008 Booker Prize-winnng novel?
9.In nature, derived from the malay word meaning to roll, what is the alternative name for the seven species of scaly anteater found in tropical Asia and Africa?
10.Which Commonwealth country's National Day is 1st July, commemorating the date in 1867 when its federal government was established and its first Prime Minister took office?
11.Adagio in G minor by the twentieth-century musicologist Remo Giazotto, is often said to be based on a work by which Baroque composer?
12.Gustav Klimt was a leading figure in which artistic movement of the 1890s: it separated itself from academic art and developed decorative and opulent styles?
1.What T is a portable shelter used outdoors that is supported on poles and fastened to the ground by pegs and ropes?
2.What is 10 times 10 divided by 10?
3.According to the old proverb, a watched kettle never..... what?
4.Which kitchen appliance might include features such as a removable crumb tray and variable browning control?
5.In computing, what S is a table of values, text, or formulae arranged in rows and columns - often used for acounting and finance applications?
6.Which television character had the catch-phrases "lovely jubbly" and "cushty"?
7.Which coin that replaced the old ten shilling note was replaced by a lighter model on September 1st 1997?
8.What colour is the tiger in Aravind Adiga's 2008 Booker Prize-winnng novel?
9.In nature, derived from the malay word meaning to roll, what is the alternative name for the seven species of scaly anteater found in tropical Asia and Africa?
10.Which Commonwealth country's National Day is 1st July, commemorating the date in 1867 when its federal government was established and its first Prime Minister took office?
11.Adagio in G minor by the twentieth-century musicologist Remo Giazotto, is often said to be based on a work by which Baroque composer?
12.Gustav Klimt was a leading figure in which artistic movement of the 1890s: it separated itself from academic art and developed decorative and opulent styles?
ha ha i meant to put Toaster for 4 but my brain must have shut down at the key moment, god knows why i put total lol
1.Tent
2.10
3.Boils
4.Toaster
5.Spreadsheet
6.Which television character had the catch-phrases "lovely jubbly" and "cushty"?
7.50p
8.Purple?
9.
10.Canada?
11.
12.
2.10
3.Boils
4.Toaster
5.Spreadsheet
6.Which television character had the catch-phrases "lovely jubbly" and "cushty"?
7.50p
8.Purple?
9.
10.Canada?
11.
12.
Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“The other seven are Shetland, Anglesey, Islay, S Ulst, N Ulst, Orkney and Jura
1.What T is a portable shelter used outdoors that is supported on poles and fastened to the ground by pegs and ropes?
2.What is 10 times 10 divided by 10?
3.According to the old proverb, a watched kettle never..... what?
4.Which kitchen appliance might include features such as a removable crumb tray and variable browning control?
5.In computing, what S is a table of values, text, or formulae arranged in rows and columns - often used for acounting and finance applications?
6.Which television character had the catch-phrases "lovely jubbly" and "cushty"?
7.Which coin that replaced the old ten shilling note was replaced by a lighter model on September 1st 1997?
8.What colour is the tiger in Aravind Adiga's 2008 Booker Prize-winnng novel?
9.In nature, derived from the malay word meaning to roll, what is the alternative name for the seven species of scaly anteater found in tropical Asia and Africa?
10.Which Commonwealth country's National Day is 1st July, commemorating the date in 1867 when its federal government was established and its first Prime Minister took office?
11.Adagio in G minor by the twentieth-century musicologist Remo Giazotto, is often said to be based on a work by which Baroque composer?
12.Gustav Klimt was a leading figure in which artistic movement of the 1890s: it separated itself from academic art and developed decorative and opulent styles?”
“The other seven are Shetland, Anglesey, Islay, S Ulst, N Ulst, Orkney and Jura
1.What T is a portable shelter used outdoors that is supported on poles and fastened to the ground by pegs and ropes?
2.What is 10 times 10 divided by 10?
3.According to the old proverb, a watched kettle never..... what?
4.Which kitchen appliance might include features such as a removable crumb tray and variable browning control?
5.In computing, what S is a table of values, text, or formulae arranged in rows and columns - often used for acounting and finance applications?
6.Which television character had the catch-phrases "lovely jubbly" and "cushty"?
7.Which coin that replaced the old ten shilling note was replaced by a lighter model on September 1st 1997?
8.What colour is the tiger in Aravind Adiga's 2008 Booker Prize-winnng novel?
9.In nature, derived from the malay word meaning to roll, what is the alternative name for the seven species of scaly anteater found in tropical Asia and Africa?
10.Which Commonwealth country's National Day is 1st July, commemorating the date in 1867 when its federal government was established and its first Prime Minister took office?
11.Adagio in G minor by the twentieth-century musicologist Remo Giazotto, is often said to be based on a work by which Baroque composer?
12.Gustav Klimt was a leading figure in which artistic movement of the 1890s: it separated itself from academic art and developed decorative and opulent styles?”
1) Tent
2) 10
3) Boils
4) Toaster
5) Spreadsheet
7) 50p (20 shillings is a £1)
That's all I know
12. One more try:
If you mean Secession (?), QM, that's just another of the many words to describe Art Nouveau
If you mean Secession (?), QM, that's just another of the many words to describe Art Nouveau
Originally Posted by Visiting:
“12. One more try:
If you mean Secession (?), QM, that's just another of the many words to describe Art Nouveau”
“12. One more try:
If you mean Secession (?), QM, that's just another of the many words to describe Art Nouveau”
Sally put art nouveau and got it wrong...
I have no clue either.
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