1) Wrap
2) Scouts
3) Pigeon
4) 7
8) C
2) Scouts
3) Pigeon
4) 7
8) C
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no, that's got to be Santa
1. wrap
2 Scouting Association
3. pigeon
4 7
5.April 23rd
6. Santa Claus?
7. January
8. D
9. black mamba
10. Aeschylus
11. Titan
2 Scouting Association
3. pigeon
4 7
5.April 23rd
6. Santa Claus?
7. January
8. D
9. black mamba
10. Aeschylus
11. Titan
1 wrap
2 boy scouts
3 pigeon
4 seven
5 23rd
6 Santa Claus
7 January
8 vitamin D
9 black mamba
10 Plato?
11 ?
12 Gauguin?
2 boy scouts
3 pigeon
4 seven
5 23rd
6 Santa Claus
7 January
8 vitamin D
9 black mamba
10 Plato?
11 ?
12 Gauguin?
1. Wrap
2. Scouts
3. Pigeon
4. Seven
5. 21st
6. Father Christmas
7. January
8. Vitamin C
9. Python
10. Backlucksitotle
11. The Moon (The Earth's Moon)
12. Pablo Picasso
2. Scouts
3. Pigeon
4. Seven
5. 21st
6. Father Christmas
7. January
8. Vitamin C
9. Python
10. Backlucksitotle
11. The Moon (The Earth's Moon)
12. Pablo Picasso
1.The end of a day's shooting on a film set is known as what - wrap or baguette? Wrap.
2."Be prepared" is the motto of which youth organisation? Scouts.
3.Another name for a police informant is a stool... dove or pigeon? Pigeon.
4.The opposite side of a die always add up to what number? 7.
5.On what date in April is St George's Day celebrated? 21st?
6.Current affairs: a priest has told primary school children that which festive character doesn't exist? Santa.
7.In America, Martin Luther King Day is celebrated in which month? July?
8.Rickets is caused by a deficiency of which vitamin? C?
9.Which is both the longest venomous snake in Africa and the fastest snake in the world? Python?
10.In Greek mythology, which playwright died after an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head? Don't know.
11.Mithrim Montes (2km/1.2 miles high), a mountain range named after the Mithrim Mountains in J.R.R Tolkien's Middle Earth, and Doom Mons (1.45km/0.9 miles), also given a Tolkien-inspired name, are features of which moon? No idea.
12.Which fellow artist was the model for the figure wearing a red headscarf in the foreground of Gericault's The Raft of the Medusa? Don!t have a clue.
2."Be prepared" is the motto of which youth organisation? Scouts.
3.Another name for a police informant is a stool... dove or pigeon? Pigeon.
4.The opposite side of a die always add up to what number? 7.
5.On what date in April is St George's Day celebrated? 21st?
6.Current affairs: a priest has told primary school children that which festive character doesn't exist? Santa.
7.In America, Martin Luther King Day is celebrated in which month? July?
8.Rickets is caused by a deficiency of which vitamin? C?
9.Which is both the longest venomous snake in Africa and the fastest snake in the world? Python?
10.In Greek mythology, which playwright died after an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head? Don't know.
11.Mithrim Montes (2km/1.2 miles high), a mountain range named after the Mithrim Mountains in J.R.R Tolkien's Middle Earth, and Doom Mons (1.45km/0.9 miles), also given a Tolkien-inspired name, are features of which moon? No idea.
12.Which fellow artist was the model for the figure wearing a red headscarf in the foreground of Gericault's The Raft of the Medusa? Don!t have a clue.
12-Eugene Delacroix
Welcome to the winter quiz
1.What F goes after hoar and before bite?
2.Which word is used to mean flying away for the winter, as with many birds?
3.What name that is a personification of winter is also the title of a David Jason TV character?
4.Who had a number 2 hit in January 1983 with A Winter's Tale?
5.Which actor starred as Richard Lionheart in the 1968 film The Lion in Winter?
6.Hiver is the word for winter in which language?
7.Where would an eskimo wear mukluks?
8.Who was the UK Prime Minister during the widespread strikes referred to as The Winter of Discontent?
9.In which city would you find the Malachite Room in the Winter Palace?
10.In which Lancashire resort is the large entertainment complex - The Winter Gardens?
11.Which two countries contested The Winter War (1939-40)?
12.Etude Op. 25, No.11, in A minor, often referred to as the Winter Wind, is a solo piano technical study composed by which composer?
13.Which King of Bohemia is often referred to as the Winter King?
Welcome to the winter quiz
1.What F goes after hoar and before bite?
2.Which word is used to mean flying away for the winter, as with many birds?
3.What name that is a personification of winter is also the title of a David Jason TV character?
4.Who had a number 2 hit in January 1983 with A Winter's Tale?
5.Which actor starred as Richard Lionheart in the 1968 film The Lion in Winter?
6.Hiver is the word for winter in which language?
7.Where would an eskimo wear mukluks?
8.Who was the UK Prime Minister during the widespread strikes referred to as The Winter of Discontent?
9.In which city would you find the Malachite Room in the Winter Palace?
10.In which Lancashire resort is the large entertainment complex - The Winter Gardens?
11.Which two countries contested The Winter War (1939-40)?
12.Etude Op. 25, No.11, in A minor, often referred to as the Winter Wind, is a solo piano technical study composed by which composer?
13.Which King of Bohemia is often referred to as the Winter King?
1.Frost
2.South
3.Inspector Frost
4.
5.
6.French
7.Feet
8.Wilson
9.St Petersburg
10.Blackpool
11 Finland, Russia
12.
13.
2.South
3.Inspector Frost
4.
5.
6.French
7.Feet
8.Wilson
9.St Petersburg
10.Blackpool
11 Finland, Russia
12.
13.
1) Frost
2) Migrating
3) Jack Frost
5) Richard Harris
7) Feet?
8) Harold Wilson
9) Moscow
10) Blackpool
2) Migrating
3) Jack Frost
5) Richard Harris
7) Feet?
8) Harold Wilson
9) Moscow
10) Blackpool
1. frost
2 migration
3. frost
4. David Essex
5 Peter O'Toole
6. French
8. Callaghan
9. St. Petersburg
10. Blackpool?
11 Russia and Germany?
2 migration
3. frost
4. David Essex
5 Peter O'Toole
6. French
8. Callaghan
9. St. Petersburg
10. Blackpool?
11 Russia and Germany?
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