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1. The old English verb 'betide' ('woe betide you') means: Force; Save; Leave; or Happen to ?
2. The herb liqueur drink Chartreuse and eponymous colour is similar to: Purple; Lime; Orange; or Cream ?
3. What temperature is the same in Celcius and Fahrenheit: Zero; 100; 32; or Minus 40 ?
4. A Lucarne is a type of: Chimney; Window; Toilet; or Staircase ?
5. Which traditional stringed folk instrument is named from Latin 'sweet song': Zither; Ukulele; Dulcimer; or Fiddle ?
6. Myriapoda is a group of creatures with: One pouch; Two skins; Three eyes; or Many legs ?
7. Which UK national newspaper remains shunned in Liverpool due to its grossly false reporting of the 1989 Hillsborough disaster ?
8. 'Lorem ipsum' (from Latin delorem ipsum, 'pain itself') is: Red cabbage; Legal term for theft; The period/full stop; or Jumbled Latin 'placeholder' text in draft documents/graphics ?
9. What is the 2015-originating portmanteau term referring to the UK leaving the EU ?
10. The human hormone Ghrelin (also called Lenomorelin) is known as the '(What ?) hormone': Love; Hunger; Intelligence; or Laughing ?
11. Acid rain is generally caused by which two of these emissions: Carbon dioxide; Sulphur dioxide; Nitrogen oxide; or Hydrogen cyanide ?
12. Panama disease destroys what crop: Beetroot; Bananas; Strawberries; or Peas ?
13. Professor Pat Pending, the Arkansas Chuggabug, and the Ant Hill Mob feature in which popular 1968 - 1969, 17-episode TV cartoon series ?
14. Spell the typographical 'star' symbol: Asterix; Astorix; Asterisk; or Asterics ?
15. The logo on the famous Victorinox Swiss Army pocket knife is a (What ?) in a shield: Cross; Mountain; Knife; or Star ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. The old English verb 'betide' ('woe betide you') means: Force; Save; Leave; or Happen to ? Happen to
2. The herb liqueur drink Chartreuse and eponymous colour is similar to: Purple; Lime; Orange; or Cream ? Lime
3. What temperature is the same in Celcius and Fahrenheit: Zero; 100; 32; or Minus 40 ? Minus 40
4. A Lucarne is a type of: Chimney; Window; Toilet; or Staircase ? Window
5. Which traditional stringed folk instrument is named from Latin 'sweet song': Zither; Ukulele; Dulcimer; or Fiddle ? Dulcimer
6. Myriapoda is a group of creatures with: One pouch; Two skins; Three eyes; or Many legs ? Many legs
7. Which UK national newspaper remains shunned in Liverpool due to its grossly false reporting of the 1989 Hillsborough disaster ? The Sun
8. 'Lorem ipsum' (from Latin delorem ipsum, 'pain itself') is: Red cabbage; Legal term for theft; The period/full stop; or Jumbled Latin 'placeholder' text in draft documents/graphics ? Jumbled Latin 'placeholder' text in draft documents/graphics
9. What is the 2015-originating portmanteau term referring to the UK leaving the EU ? Brexit
10. The human hormone Ghrelin (also called Lenomorelin) is known as the '(What ?) hormone': Love; Hunger; Intelligence; or Laughing ? Hunger
11. Acid rain is generally caused by which two of these emissions: Carbon dioxide; Sulphur dioxide; Nitrogen oxide; or Hydrogen cyanide ? Sulphur dioxide and Nitrogen oxide
12. Panama disease destroys what crop: Beetroot; Bananas; Strawberries; or Peas ? Bananas
13. Professor Pat Pending, the Arkansas Chuggabug, and the Ant Hill Mob feature in which popular 1968 - 1969, 17-episode TV cartoon series ? Wacky Races
14. Spell the typographical 'star' symbol: Asterix; Astorix; Asterisk; or Asterics ? Asterisk
15. The logo on the famous Victorinox Swiss Army pocket knife is a (What ?) in a shield: Cross; Mountain; Knife; or Star ? Cross
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