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1. According to the popular metaphorical expression, "Revenge is a dish best served ....." what: Sweet; Cold; Bitter; or With Relish ?
2. The two hugely popular triangular and barrel-shaped logos of the mid 1900s UK brewery industry were which colour ?
3. What two-word term refers to a coastal tide of little movement, especially when turning from low to high ?
4. The word Tsar derives for which earlier famous leadership name and title ?
5. What does the 'Waffen' mean in the World War II German 'Waffen SS': Secret; Armed; Pure; or Police ?
6. The town name and placename suffix Lee, Lea, Ley, Leigh, etc., all originally refer to a: Hill; House; Clearing; or River ?
7. Which country borders Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia and Chile ?
8. Which ubiquitous logo lost its shading, bevelling, and some colour brightness in 2013 ?
9. The hawse is a hole in the side of a ship for the: Toilet waste; Anchor cable/chain; Foglight; or Harpoon/Gun-barrel ?
10. Name the late 1800s eponymous and genericized trademark cutting tool with replacement blade, whose founding organization merged with Black & Decker in 2010 ?
11. Pele is which nation's goddess of volcanoes: Brazil; Hawaii; Iceland; or Italy ?
12. What is the approximate total coastline of Australia, excluding its islands: 4,000 miles; 7,500 miles; 15,000 miles, or 22,000 miles ?
13. Staphylococcus and Streptococcus are types of: Protozoa; Bacteria; Virus; or Fungus ?
14. What plant provides the raw material for linen ?
15. Stannic and stannous refer to variations of which metallic element ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. According to the popular metaphorical expression, "Revenge is a dish best served ....." what: Sweet; Cold; Bitter; or With Relish ? Cold
2. The two hugely popular triangular and barrel-shaped logos of the mid 1900s UK brewery industry were which colour ? Red
3. What two-word term refers to a coastal tide of little movement, especially when turning from low to high ? Slack water
4. The word Tsar derives for which earlier famous leadership name and title ? Caesar
5. What does the 'Waffen' mean in the World War II German 'Waffen SS': Secret; Armed; Pure; or Police ? Armed
6. The town name and placename suffix Lee, Lea, Ley, Leigh, etc., all originally refer to a: Hill; House; Clearing; or River ? Clearing
7. Which country borders Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia and Chile ? Peru
8. Which ubiquitous logo lost its shading, bevelling, and some colour brightness in 2013 ? Google
9. The hawse is a hole in the side of a ship for the: Toilet waste; Anchor cable/chain; Foglight; or Harpoon/Gun-barrel ? Anchor cable/chain
10. Name the late 1800s eponymous and genericized trademark cutting tool with replacement blade, whose founding organization merged with Black & Decker in 2010 ? Stanley knife
11. Pele is which nation's goddess of volcanoes: Brazil; Hawaii; Iceland; or Italy ? Hawaii
12. What is the approximate total coastline of Australia, excluding its islands: 4,000 miles; 7,500 miles; 15,000 miles, or 22,000 miles ? 22,000 miles
13. Staphylococcus and Streptococcus are types of: Protozoa; Bacteria; Virus; or Fungus ? Bacteria
14. What plant provides the raw material for linen ? Flax
15. Stannic and stannous refer to variations of which metallic element ? Tin
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