1.According to the saying, don't count your what until they are hatched? Chickens.
2.How much change would you have from £2 if you bought two stamps at 63p each? 74p.
3.If a person is long-sighted, would they have problem seeing things that are close by or far away? Close by.
4.What D is a breed of dog with spots? Dalmatian.
5.What is the name of the organs that we use to breathe in oxygen? Lungs.
6.What is deoxyribonucleic acid more commonly known as? DNA.
7.Quotations: of whom did Mary Berry say "when he was 23 he was irritating, bumptious and over the top, but he's made cooking fun?
8.Every March a doll festival called Hinamatsuri is celebrated in which country? Japan?
9.Anjeze Gonxhe Bojaxhiu is the birth name of which noted humanitarian?
10.Cap Blanc, the most northerly point in Africa lies in which country?
11.At the top of the column in Trafalgar Square, Nelson stands in front of what?
12.Which Dutchman published De Jure Belli ac Pacis in 1625, which became the basis for international law?
2.How much change would you have from £2 if you bought two stamps at 63p each? 74p.
3.If a person is long-sighted, would they have problem seeing things that are close by or far away? Close by.
4.What D is a breed of dog with spots? Dalmatian.
5.What is the name of the organs that we use to breathe in oxygen? Lungs.
6.What is deoxyribonucleic acid more commonly known as? DNA.
7.Quotations: of whom did Mary Berry say "when he was 23 he was irritating, bumptious and over the top, but he's made cooking fun?
8.Every March a doll festival called Hinamatsuri is celebrated in which country? Japan?
9.Anjeze Gonxhe Bojaxhiu is the birth name of which noted humanitarian?
10.Cap Blanc, the most northerly point in Africa lies in which country?
11.At the top of the column in Trafalgar Square, Nelson stands in front of what?
12.Which Dutchman published De Jure Belli ac Pacis in 1625, which became the basis for international law?




