1. What was the surname of the character played by Clint Eastwood in the Dirty Harry films?
Answer = Harry Callaghan
2. In which English county is Welwyn Garden City?
Answer = Hertfordshire
3. What is the principal chemical found in diamonds?
Answer = Carbon
4. What name is given to the indentation on a brick which holds the mortar?
Answer = Frog
5. What was the favourite food of Paddington Bear?
Answer = Marmalade
Did you know that Paddington, like the queen, has two birthdays - Christmas Day and June 25th.
6. Which of these countries does NOT drive on the left: New Zealand, South Africa, Sweden, Cyprus?
Answer = Sweden
7. In which sport would you compete for the America’s Cup?
Answer = Yacht race
8. What colour is the spot in the middle of the Japanese flag?
Answer = Red or is it Crimson or is it Crimson Red?
9. Which of the Seven Wonders of the World was created by the sculptor Phidias about 430BC?
Answer = Zeus
10. Which football club is nicknamed The Canaries?
Answer = Norwich City AND Barrington CP
11. Who was the first British woman to take a seat in the House of Commons?
Answer = Nancy Astor
12. Where would you find cerumen in the human body?
Answer = Ears = earwax
I’ll bet you didn’t know ….
Bagpipes were played in Persia, Egypt and Greece long before the Scots adopted them from the Romans.
Answer = Yes – my uncle Larry (Irish) , played the bagpipes in the Pride Of Murray Pipe Band, was always telling us it wasn’t the Scots.