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			 WITHQUIZ The Withington Pub Quiz League ALBERT CLUB QUIZZES Your Choice - 27/09/10 - Answers  | 
			
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| 27/09/2010 | 
			 British Isles  | 
			15 General Knowledge questions indexed by subject matter. Each answer contains (often hidden) the name of one of the islands off mainland Britain. Make your choice. | 
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			 Catchphrases  | 
			
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			 Rumba  | 
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			 1930s novels  | 
			
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			 What is the name of the British charity for blind ex-service personnel?  | 
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			 St Dunstans  | 
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			 Periodicals  | 
			
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			 Which literary journal was published between 1894 and 1897 and had as its first art director Aubrey Beardsley?  | 
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			 The Yellow Book  | 
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			 English geography  | 
			
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			 What name is given to the stretch of English coastline that runs from Orcombe Point near Exmouth in East Devon to Old Harry Rocks near Swanage in East Dorset?  | 
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			 Jurassic Coast  | 
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			 Calendar  | 
			
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			 What is the traditional English name for the Monday that precedes Ash Wednesday?  | 
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			 Collop Monday  | 
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			 TV personalities  | 
			
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			 Which British TV personality, and Radio DJ, released The Bucket of Water Song in the 1970s?  | 
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			 Chris Tarrant (taken from Tiswas)  | 
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			 Sport  | 
			
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			 In 2008 who beat Rebecca Adlington and Lewis Hamilton to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award?  | 
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			 Chris Hoy  | 
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			 Football  | 
			
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			 Which footballer had spells with (in chronological order) Aston Villa, Manchester United, Blackburn Rovers, Birmingham, Sydney and Sunderland before retiring in 2009?  | 
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			 Dwight Yorke  | 
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			 1960s pop music  | 
			
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			 Manfred Mann (singing The Mighty Quinn)  | 
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			 10.  | 
			
			 Cuisine  | 
			
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			 The name of which food dish means literally ‘pepper water’ in tamil?  | 
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			 Mulligatawny  | 
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			 Anthropomorphism  | 
			
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			 Who is this? 
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			 Muck (from the Bob the Builder children's cartoon)  | 
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			 Games  | 
			
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			 In 1947 Peter Adolph launched a new game for boys onto the market which he named after the bird of prey, the Eurasian Hobby. What was the game called?  | 
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			 Subbuteo  | 
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			 Botany  | 
			
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			 What is this plant? 
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			 Cannabis  | 
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			 Medieval monarchs  | 
			
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			 On Christmas Day 800 the Carolingian, Charles I, became what?  | 
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			 (The first) Holy Roman Emperor  | 
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			 Fish  | 
			
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			 What sort of fish is this? 
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			 Barracuda  | 
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