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1. Which two characters always appeared together in the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit because Warner Brothers and Disney agreed equal visibility for their respective biggest stars ?
2. A Brazil nut is technically a: Fruit; Seed; Fungus; or Leaf ?
3. Satirical magazine Private Eye's nickname for the late Queen Elizabeth II, reportedly used by royal staff, family, etc., was: Pauline; Pippa; Brenda; or Keith ?
4. A rock which is foliated is: Layered; Sparkly; Holed; or Cracked ?
5. Cadbury Roses and Nestle Quality Street traditionally use which colour wrapper to denote a whole hazelnut filling: Silver; Purple; Green; or Blue ?
6. The Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards is noted for playing 'open-tuned' six-string electric guitars with how many strings: Three; Four; Five; or Seven ?
7. The terms bipin twistlock, Edison screw and bayonet are associated with what common items ?
8. Which country originally had a monopoly in the cultivation of tea ?
9. Using petroleum jelly and coal dust what product did Tom Lyle Williams pioneer in 1915 initially for his sister Mabel ?
10. Alectryomancy, a branch of Ornithomancy, is fortune-telling with the aid of a: Crystal ball; Cup of tea; Cock/hen; or Drunken audience ?
11. The geological/archaelogical term 'henge', derived from Stonehenge, refers to an earthwork construction of what particular characteristic: Worship; Burial; Circular; or Military ?
12. Baw Baw, Kosciuszko, Mount Buffalo, Snowy River and Tidbinbilla are national alpine parks of which nation ?
13. If you order a 'latte' in Italy what drink are you most likely to receive ?
14. Spell the mustard relish: Picalilli; Piccalili; Piccalilli; or Picalili ?
15. What creatures are farmed in breeds such as Helix pomatia and Helix aspersa ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. Which two characters always appeared together in the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit because Warner Brothers and Disney agreed equal visibility for their respective biggest stars ? Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny
2. A Brazil nut is technically a: Fruit; Seed; Fungus; or Leaf ? Seed
3. Satirical magazine Private Eye's nickname for the late Queen Elizabeth II, reportedly used by royal staff, family, etc., was: Pauline; Pippa; Brenda; or Keith ? Brenda
4. A rock which is foliated is: Layered; Sparkly; Holed; or Cracked ? Layered
5. Cadbury Roses and Nestle Quality Street traditionally use which colour wrapper to denote a whole hazelnut filling: Silver; Purple; Green; or Blue ? Purple
6. The Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards is noted for playing 'open-tuned' six-string electric guitars with how many strings: Three; Four; Five; or Seven ? Five
7. The terms bipin twistlock, Edison screw and bayonet are associated with what common items ? Light bulbs
8. Which country originally had a monopoly in the cultivation of tea ? China
9. Using petroleum jelly and coal dust what product did Tom Lyle Williams pioneer in 1915 initially for his sister Mabel ? Mascara
10. Alectryomancy, a branch of Ornithomancy, is fortune-telling with the aid of a: Crystal ball; Cup of tea; Cock/hen; or Drunken audience ? Cock/hen
11. The geological/archaelogical term 'henge', derived from Stonehenge, refers to an earthwork construction of what particular characteristic: Worship; Burial; Circular; or Military ? Circular
12. Baw Baw, Kosciuszko, Mount Buffalo, Snowy River and Tidbinbilla are national alpine parks of which nation ? Australia
13. If you order a 'latte' in Italy what drink are you most likely to receive ? Milk
14. Spell the mustard relish: Picalilli; Piccalili; Piccalilli; or Picalili ? Piccalilli
15. What creatures are farmed in breeds such as Helix pomatia and Helix aspersa ? Snails
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