1. 100
2. C? I went through the entire alphabet and if didn't help
3. Time
5. Strawberry
6. Nose?
8. Magma?
2. C? I went through the entire alphabet and if didn't help
3. Time
5. Strawberry
6. Nose?
8. Magma?
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8. Metamorphic? Trying to think of any rock and volcano words.
That's the one where the rock crystalises and there's two types, can't remember the names though - one where the lava cools quickly and the crystals are large (I think) and the other where it cools slowly to form small crystals. Or vice versa.
.... about the only bit of geography and physics that I remember.
That's the one where the rock crystalises and there's two types, can't remember the names though - one where the lava cools quickly and the crystals are large (I think) and the other where it cools slowly to form small crystals. Or vice versa.
.... about the only bit of geography and physics that I remember.
1.What is 10 x 10? 100.
2.What letter is added to the front of love to name a spice? C (Clove)?
3.What T is measured in seconds? Time.
4.When addressing an envelope, of what are the letters esq an abbreviation? Esquire.
5.What type of fruit is traditionally served with cream at Wimbledon? Strawberries.
6.Where in the human body would you find gingival cells?
7.Which religious leader, who, in 1865, established a mission in the East End that later became the Salvation Army?
8.From the Greek for ash, what term denots any dust or rock fragments which have been ejected into the air by a volcanic eruption?
2.What letter is added to the front of love to name a spice? C (Clove)?
3.What T is measured in seconds? Time.
4.When addressing an envelope, of what are the letters esq an abbreviation? Esquire.
5.What type of fruit is traditionally served with cream at Wimbledon? Strawberries.
6.Where in the human body would you find gingival cells?
7.Which religious leader, who, in 1865, established a mission in the East End that later became the Salvation Army?
8.From the Greek for ash, what term denots any dust or rock fragments which have been ejected into the air by a volcanic eruption?
Incorrect Dare Devil and Fizzbin. It's him Mandy, and all correct will
8-Tephra
1.What vowel goes before turn and bend?
2.In computing, as what are printers, modems and mice considered - hardware or software?
3.What is a ladle - knife or spoon?
4.A breathalyzer is used by police to detect what in the body?
5.A new plastic version of which monetary denomination will enter circulation in September 2016?
6.Which is the second largest planet in our solar system?
7.A statue of which Anglo-Saxon noblewoman stands beneath the central globe of the council house of the city of Coventry?
8.Founded in 1675, which scientific research institution moved to Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex in 1957 before moving to Cambridge in 1990?
8-Tephra
1.What vowel goes before turn and bend?
2.In computing, as what are printers, modems and mice considered - hardware or software?
3.What is a ladle - knife or spoon?
4.A breathalyzer is used by police to detect what in the body?
5.A new plastic version of which monetary denomination will enter circulation in September 2016?
6.Which is the second largest planet in our solar system?
7.A statue of which Anglo-Saxon noblewoman stands beneath the central globe of the council house of the city of Coventry?
8.Founded in 1675, which scientific research institution moved to Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex in 1957 before moving to Cambridge in 1990?
1.What vowel goes before turn and bend? U.
2.In computing, as what are printers, modems and mice considered - hardware or software? Hardware.
3.What is a ladle - knife or spoon? Spoon.
4.A breathalyzer is used by police to detect what in the body? Alcohol.
5.A new plastic version of which monetary denomination will enter circulation in September 2016? £5.
6.Which is the second largest planet in our solar system? Saturn.
7.A statue of which Anglo-Saxon noblewoman stands beneath the central globe of the council house of the city of Coventry?
8.Founded in 1675, which scientific research institution moved to Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex in 1957 before moving to Cambridge in 1990?
2.In computing, as what are printers, modems and mice considered - hardware or software? Hardware.
3.What is a ladle - knife or spoon? Spoon.
4.A breathalyzer is used by police to detect what in the body? Alcohol.
5.A new plastic version of which monetary denomination will enter circulation in September 2016? £5.
6.Which is the second largest planet in our solar system? Saturn.
7.A statue of which Anglo-Saxon noblewoman stands beneath the central globe of the council house of the city of Coventry?
8.Founded in 1675, which scientific research institution moved to Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex in 1957 before moving to Cambridge in 1990?
6/6 will and P_P from last quiz. We start this week with a new quiz - bears 
1.To be in a bad mood, you are said to be like a bear with a sore.... what?
2.A bear market is the name given to a market where prices do what - drop or rise?
3.Which Australian bear is black with a white face?
4.The Golden Bear is the top prize at which film festival?
5.Which children's author created Paddington Bear?
6.A hold called a bear hug is used in which sport?
7.The Teddy Bear was named after which US President?
8.In Greek mythology, which nymph was turned into a bear?
1.To be in a bad mood, you are said to be like a bear with a sore.... what?
2.A bear market is the name given to a market where prices do what - drop or rise?
3.Which Australian bear is black with a white face?
4.The Golden Bear is the top prize at which film festival?
5.Which children's author created Paddington Bear?
6.A hold called a bear hug is used in which sport?
7.The Teddy Bear was named after which US President?
8.In Greek mythology, which nymph was turned into a bear?
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