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Mrs Ms

Quiz 2013

Round 1

General Knowledge

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1. Which fruit grows on palm trees? 2. What is brontophobia?3. Saint Lucia is an island destination in which sea? 4. Which planet is closest to the sun? 5. Complete the name of this popular ice cream flavour:

Rum and _____?6. How many hours are there in 6 weeks?7. A bottle of suntan lotion contains 256 mls. If 1 person

uses 8mls a day how long will the bottle last a family of 4?

8. In which long running TV series did the character “Compo” appear?

9. What does SPF stand for in relation to suntan lotion? 10.Americans celebrate Independence day in which month?

DatesFear of thunder and

lightning CaribbeanMercury

Raisin1008

8 days

Sun protection factorLast of the Summer Wine

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Round 2

Ohhhhh ....I do like to be beside the seaside ...

1. What is the name of the worlds largest ocean? 2. A group of jellyfish is called: a) smack, b) jab or c)

glob?3. What is the largest sea mammal?4. True or False ... A squid has 8 tentacles like an octopus.5. How many pairs of legs does a crab have? 6. Which sea living creature produces pearls? 7. Who was shipwrecked with his companion “Friday” ? 8. Approximately what percentage of the earths surface

is covered by water ...a) 60% b) 70% or c) 80%9. The next line in the song with the same name as this

round ...?10. The collective noun for a group of surfers is a) drift b)

wave or c) breaker

Pacific

Blue whale False

Oyster4 (8 in total)

b)

Ohh ... I do like to be beside the sea

Robinson Crusoe

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a)

Round 3

Summer of sport

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1. Ping pong is the alternative name for ... 2. In which sport might you do a “slam dunk” ?3. Tic-tac-toe is an alternative name for... 4. How many pieces does a player have in

Ludo?5. In netball what does WA stand for? 6. How many holes are there on a golf course? 7. Which sport takes places in a velodrome? 8. From what country does Lego come from? 9. Which chess piece can only move diagonally? 10.What is the object hit by the players in ice

hockey called?

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ANSWERS

Table tennisBasketb

allNoughts & Crosses 4

Wing Attack18

CyclingDenmar

kThe bishop

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Round 4

Holiday destinations

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1. Which country would you be in if you landed at Charles De Gaulle airport?

2. In which country is this famous landmark? 3. The following is anagram of which country:

M E N G Y R A 4. Name any of the islands that make up the Balearic

Islands.5. What is the capital city of Spain?6. Which sea separates Europe from Africa? 7. Which Italian city is famous for its canals? 8. Liverpool lies on which river? 9. True of false? The Eiffel Tower grows in Summer?10. What is the first day of Summer known as? Summer solstice

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FranceAustralia

GermanyIbiza, Menorca, Majorca (1 point

each)

MadridThe

MediterraneanVeniceMersey

TrueMetal

expands with heat!

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Round 5

1. What starts with an “e”, ends with an “e” and only contains 1 letter?

2. Which word if pronounced “right” is pronounced wrong and if pronounced “wrong” is right?

3. What happens in the middle of month, in all the seasons except summer and happens only once in the night and never in the day?

4. In which sport do winners move backwards and losers move forwards ?

5. Why are 2013 £1 coins worth more than 2012 £1 coins?6. What can go up a chimney down but can’t go down a chimney up? 7. What has roads but no cars, rivers but no water , hills but no

trees?8. What belongs to you but is used more by others’? 9. What are the next three letters ... O T T F F S S?10. What do you put in a toaster?

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ANSWERS

An envelope

Wrong

Your name

The letter “n”

Tug of war There are more of themAn umbrella

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A map

E N T (eight, nine,

ten)bread

Have a great break and

see you next year!

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