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1. Where in the world did 700 million people suffer a serious electrical power cut on 31 July 2012: India; China; South America; or Africa ?
2. What Mexican Spanish dish means literally 'little strips' ?
3. What nation borders with the south of Syria and the west of Iraq ?
4. Spell the word: Innappropriate; Inapropriate; Innapropriate; or Inappropriate ?
5. World renowned Danish chef René Redzepi served which of these two dishes at his re-created Noma restaurant at London's Claridges in 2012: Lamb on Hay with Live Ants; Salmon on Grass with Live Snails; Chicken on Sand with Live Tadpoles; or Cheese on Sawdust with Live Locusts ?
6. The major UK, US and Canada organizations abbreviated to NFU represent which industry ?
7. The terms ZiL and Chaika, referring to traffic lanes reserved for politicians and important people, derive from: Russian limousines; Japanese motorbike-police; German road-markings; or Chinese traffic cones ?
8. From Dutch meaning 'foolish gull', the Australian word mollymawk refers to what sort of bird ?
9. Vuelta is a cycle race of which nation ?
10. The word ephemeral means: Imaginative; Short-lived; Detached; or Ecstatic ?
11. What corporation pioneered the use of coupons in consumer marketing, beginning in 1887, so that by 1913 over eight million Americans had sampled its product for free ?
12. What is Europe's largest island ?
13. The disgraced fraudulent head of failed monster corporation Polly Peck, Asil Nadir, fled to what country in 1993 ?
14. What famous toy has been produced with special versions including (Hitchcock's) The Birds, Poop Scoop, Pregnant, Wheelchair, Star Trek, and Bald ?
15. What Mr Men character is orange with ridiculously long arms and a blue hat ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. Where in the world did 700 million people suffer a serious electrical power cut on 31 July 2012: India; China; South America; or Africa ? India
2. What Mexican Spanish dish means literally 'little strips' ? Fajitas
3. What nation borders with the south of Syria and the west of Iraq ? Jordan
4. Spell the word: Innappropriate; Inapropriate; Innapropriate; or Inappropriate ? Inappropriate
5. World renowned Danish chef René Redzepi served which of these two dishes at his re-created Noma restaurant at London's Claridges in 2012: Lamb on Hay with Live Ants; Salmon on Grass with Live Snails; Chicken on Sand with Live Tadpoles; or Cheese on Sawdust with Live Locusts ? Lamb on Hay with Live Ants
6. The major UK, US and Canada organizations abbreviated to NFU represent which industry ? Farming
7. The terms ZiL and Chaika, referring to traffic lanes reserved for politicians and important people, derive from: Russian limousines; Japanese motorbike-police; German road-markings; or Chinese traffic cones ? Russian limousines
8. From Dutch meaning 'foolish gull', the Australian word mollymawk refers to what sort of bird ? Albatross
9. Vuelta is a cycle race of which nation ? Spain
10. The word ephemeral means: Imaginative; Short-lived; Detached; or Ecstatic ? Short-lived
11. What corporation pioneered the use of coupons in consumer marketing, beginning in 1887, so that by 1913 over eight million Americans had sampled its product for free ? Coca-Cola
12. What is Europe's largest island ? Great Britain
13. The disgraced fraudulent head of failed monster corporation Polly Peck, Asil Nadir, fled to what country in 1993 ? Cyprus
14. What famous toy has been produced with special versions including (Hitchcock's) The Birds, Poop Scoop, Pregnant, Wheelchair, Star Trek, and Bald ? Barbie
15. What Mr Men character is orange with ridiculously long arms and a blue hat ? Mr Tickle
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
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