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Quiz five week beginning 20 April

Round 1 …… Pot luck

1 What was the name of the British Votes for Women organisation formed in 1903 called?
The Suffragettes

2 In which comedy series did ‘The Fonz’ play a lead part?
Happy Days

3 Who was the Prime Minister of the UK when it joined the Common Market?
Edward Heath

4 What type of boat has wings called foiles?
Hydrofoil

5 Who was the first footballer to score 100 goals in the English Premiership?
Alan Shearer

6 Which famous British female criminal was featured in the film ‘Dance with a stranger?
Ruth Ellis

7 What country is Beirut the capital of?
Lebanon

8 For what was Australian Nellie Melba famous for?
Opera singing

9 What is removed from dehydrated food?
Water

10 What method of healing involves inserting needles in the body?
Acupuncture

11 What is the name for the tissue which connects bones?
Ligaments

12 Who painted ‘The Last Supper’ in around 1495?
Leonardo da Vinci

13 Where would you find stigma, carpels and sepals?
In a flower

14 What does a barometer measure?
Air pressure

15 Which British horse racing course is the largest in the world?
Newmarket.

I have been made aware that there are a number of different answers to this question on the internet, so you may well have had difficulty in getting the connection between the answers. I am sorry for including this question in this quiz. N/T

16 What name is given to a horse which is less than 4 years old?
Colt

17 What is produced by a solar cell?
Electricity

18 What country borders, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Equador?
Peru

19 Which seabird did sailors think it was bad luck to kill?
Albatross

20 If an engineer is measuring a moving objects RPM what is being checked?
Revolutions per minute

21 Which famous model played the leading lady in the film ‘The Boy Friend’?
Twiggy

22 Which fungus is used to make bread, beer and wine?
Yeast

‘The link’ between these 22 answers is that the first letter of each answer put together spells ‘THE HARLOW ALLIANCE PARTY’

Round two ……. History

1 What was a Roman soldier in charge of 100 men called?
A Centurion

2 What was the name of the ship on which the Pilgrim Fathers sailed in 1620?
The Mayflower

3 What was Chopin’s christian name Frederic or Franz?
Frederic

4 What was the title of the heir to the French throne, Delphine or Dauphin?
Dauphin

5 Isobel Peron was the President of which country?
Argentina

6 What was Iran called until 1935, Persia or Abyssinia?
Persia

7 Where were the Elgin Marbles brought from, Greece or Egypt?
Greece

8 In the UK what was a 21 shilling coin called?
A Guinea

Round three ……….. Sport/pastimes

1 Which is longer, a baseball bat or a tennis racket?
A baseball bat

2 What ball usually has 3 holes and weighs a maximum of 16 pounds?
A tenpin bowling ball

3 In what game do you use a tolley?
Marbles

4 For what sport is Michael Jordan famous?
Basketball

5 In which sport is the Wightman Cup played for?
Tennis

6 Who was the first unseeded man to win Wimbledon?
Boris Becker

7 Where were the 1992 Olympics held?
Barcelona

8 Which Stanley retired from football at the age of 50?
Stanley Matthews

Quiz five week beginning 20 April

Round 1 …… Pot luck

1 What was the name of the British Votes for Women organisation formed in 1903 called?

2 In which comedy series did ‘The Fonz’ play a lead part?

3 Who was the Prime Minister of the UK when it joined the Common Market?

4 What type of boat has wings called foiles?

5 Who was the first footballer to score 100 goals in the English Premiership?

6 Which famous British female criminal was featured in the film ‘Dance with a stranger?

7 What country is Beirut the capital of?

8 For what was Australian Nellie Melba famous for?

9 What is removed from dehydrated food?

10 What method of healing involves inserting needles in the body?

11 What is the name for the tissue which connects bones?

12 Who painted ‘The Last Supper’ in around 1495?

13 Where would you find stigma, carpels and sepals?

14 What does a barometer measure?

15 Which British horse racing course is the largest in the world?

16 What name is given to a horse which is less than 4 years old?

17 What is produced by a solar cell?

18 What country borders, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Equador?

19 Which seabird did sailors think it was bad luck to kill?

20 If an engineer is measuring a moving objects RPM what is being checked?

21 Which famous model played the leading lady in the film ‘The Boy Friend’?

22 Which fungus is used to make bread, beer and wine?

For a bonus point what is ‘the link’ between these 22 answers?

Round two ……. History

1 What was a Roman soldier in charge of 100 men called?

2 What was the name of the ship on which the Pilgrim Fathers sailed in 1620?

3 What was Chopin’s christian name Frederic or Franz?

4 What was the title of the heir to the French throne, Delphine or Dauphin?

5 Isobel Peron was the President of which country?

6 What was Iran called until 1935, Persia or Abyssinia?

7 Where were the Elgin Marbles brought from, Greece or Egypt?

8 In the UK what was a 21 shilling coin called?

Round three ……….. Sport/pastimes

1 Which is longer, a baseball bat or a tennis racket?

2 What ball usually has 3 holes and weighs a maximum of 16 pounds?

3 In what game do you use a tolley?

4 For what sport is Michael Jordan famous?

5 In which sport is the Wightman Cup played for?

6 Who was the first unseeded man to win Wimbledon?

7 Where were the 1992 Olympics held?

8 Which Stanley retired from football at the age of 50?

Quiz number four Week commencing 13 April

Round one ….. Where would I be in the world?

1 Located in Kent, Thomas Becket was murdered here.
Canterbury Cathedral

2 The most visited city park (of 843 acres) in the USA, containing a zoo.
Central Park, New York

3 It was formed in 1962, situated on Merritt Island, Florida.
Kennedy Space Centre

4 Stands on four legs, weighs 6,400 tonnes, built in 1889.
Eiffel Tower

5 In the foothills of the Pyrenees, a major site for pilgrimage.
Lourdes

6 Cost £70 million on the banks of the River Thames, 443 feet high.
London Eye

7 This place name means ‘fragrant harbour’, home for 7 million people.
Hong Kong

8 Built in 80 AD, it was capable of seating 50,000 spectators, now a popular tourist attraction.
The Colosseum

Round two …… The 1980’s AND 1990’S

1 In which year were pubs allowed to open all day?
1988

2 Who had a hit with ‘Mysterious Girl’ in 1996?
Peter Andre

3 Who entered the queens bedroom in 1982?
Michael Fagin

4 In which year did the word ‘karaoke’ appear?
1989

5 Where did a major disaster occur in 1986?
Chernobyl

6 In which year did the first music videao appear on MTV?
1981

7 Which model Kate became the face of L’Oreal in 1998?
Moss

8 Who was the US President on 31 December 1999?
Bill Clinton

Round three …… Food and drink

1 What is the colour of root ginger?
Brown

2 What flavour do ratafia biscuits have?
Almond

3 Schnapps are distilled from what?
Potatoes

4 Which is the highest quality brandy, AC, RSVP or VSOP?
VSOP

5 Which herb is usually used in a Pesto sauce?
Basil

6 Ciabatta bread originated in which country?
Italy

7 All citrus fruits are rich in which vitamin?
C

8 What is endive?
Salad plant

Round four …. Sport

1 In what sport do players play for the Davis Cup?
Tennis

2 How old was Lester Piggot when he won his first race, 12, 14 or 16?
12

3 Which sport did Joe Davis play other than snooker?
Billiards

4 For which country did rugby player Jonah Lomu play?
New Zealand

5 In which decade was golfer Arnold Palmer most succesful?
1960’s

6 Gary Lineker has which Churchillian middle name?
Winston

7 Baseballs George Ruth had what christian name nickname?
Babe

8 In which position did football legend Lev Yashin play?
Goal keeper

Round five …. pot luck

1 What does a coracle travel on?
Water

2 What language was spoken by the ancient Romans?
Latin

3 Which word means ghosts and strong drinks?
Spirits

4 How many minutes are there in half a day?
720

5 Which of dog, fish or rat is not a chinese year?
Fish

6 Which was the second country to send a man into space?
USA

7 What is a fox’s tail known as?
Brush

8 In which decade did Steve Redgrave win his first Olympic gold
1980’s

Quiz number four Week commencing 13 April

Round one ….. Where would I be in the world?

1 Located in Kent, Thomas Becket was murdered here.

2 The most visited city park (of 843 acres) in the USA, containing a zoo.

3 It was formed in 1962, situated on Merritt Island, Florida.

4 Stands on four legs, weighs 6,400 tonnes, built in 1889.

5 In the foothills of the Pyrenees, a major site for pilgrimage.

6 Cost £70 million on the banks of the River Thames, 443 feet high.

7 This place name means ‘fragrant harbour’, home for 7 million people.

8 Built in 80 AD, it was capable of seating 50,000 spectators, now a popular tourist attraction.

Round two …… The 1980’s AND 1990’S

1 In which year were pubs allowed to open all day?

2 Who had a hit with ‘Mysterious Girl’ in 1996?

3 Who entered the queens bedroom in 1982?

4 In which year did the word ‘karaoke’ appear?

5 Where did a major disaster occur in 1986?

6 In which year did the first music videao appear on MTV?

7 Which model Kate became the face of L’Oreal in 1998?

8 Who was the US President on 31 December 1999?

Round three …… Food and drink

1 What is the colour of root ginger?

2 What flavour do ratafia biscuits have?

3 Schnapps are distilled from what?

4 Which is the highest quality brandy, AC, RSVP or VSOP?

5 Which herb is usually used in a Pesto sauce?

6 Ciabatta bread originated in which country?

7 All citrus fruits are rich in which vitamin?

8 What is endive?

Round four …. Sport

1 In what sport do players play for the Davis Cup?

2 How old was Lester Piggot when he won his first race, 12, 14 or 16?

3 Which sport did Joe Davis play other than snooker?

4 For which country did rugby player Jonah Lomu play?

5 In which decade was golfer Arnold Palmer most succesful?

6 Gary Lineker has which Churchillian middle name?

7 Baseballs George Ruth had what christian name nickname?

8 In which position did football legend Lev Yashin play?

Round five …. pot luck

1 What does a coracle travel on?

2 What language was spoken by the ancient Romans?

3 Which word means ghosts and strong drinks?

4 How many minutes are there in half a day?

5 Which of dog, fish or rat is not a chinese year?

6 Which was the second country to send a man into space?

7 What is a fox’s tail known as?

8 In which decade did Steve Redgrave win his first Olympic gold

Quiz week three commencing 6 April

Round One ….. Pot luck

1 How many aircraft feature in a Red Arrow Display?
Nine

2 What is the most common pub name in Britain?
The Red Lion

3 On which night of the year would you eat parkin, a molasses-rich gingerbread from Yorkshire?
Guy Fawkes night

4 Which department store has the slogan ‘ Never knowingly undersold?
John Lewis

5 What is the distinctly British pastime of campanology?
Bell ringing

6 What is the name for a small British village without a church?
A Hamlet

7 Place the following British titles in order of seniority (low to high)

    Viscount            Earl            Duke

8 When a scout says dyb, dyb, dyb, what does dyb mean?
Do your best

Round two ….. Sport

1 Who scored the winning drop goal in the 2003 Rugby world cup final?
Jonny Wilkinson

2 Which football team plays at ‘The Stadium of Light’?
Sunderland

3 In basketball, a shot made outside the arc is worth how many points?
Three

4 What are four consecutive strikes in tenpin bowling known as?
A four bagger

5 In darts what is the maximum check out score?
170

6 In speedway racing how many laps of a track does a race consist of?
4

7 Is an own goal allowed for in the rules of hockey?
Yes

8 In which country is this years Ryder Cup due to be held?
USA

Round three ….. Around Britain

1 The skyscraper at 32 London Bridge, London is known as what?
The Shard

2 Which popular seaside resort is referred as London-by-the-Sea?
Brighton

3 In which county is the PM’s country residence ‘Chequers’?
Buckinghampshire

4 Which is Englands largest National Park?
The Lake District

5 Which UK seaside town has 3 piers one of which houses a Venetian Carousel?
Blackpool

6 Which Scotish castle affords a location for spotting the Loch Ness Monster?
Urquhart

7 From which British city did the 2014 Tour de France start?
Leeds

8 Where would you be if your geographical coordinates were 0 Longitude and 51 Latitude?
Greenwich

Round four ….. T/V and film

1 Which British sitcom stars Tamsin Greig, Simon Bird and Paul Ritter?
Friday night dinner

2 In which North East City was ‘Auf Wiedersehen’ set?
Newcastle

3 Name one of the worlds top three watched films in 2019.
Avengers, end game The LIon King Frozen 2

      Give yourself a point because these are the most watched films of 2019

4 Which superhero works at the Daily Bugle
Spiderman

5 The plot of which James Bond film features a stolen Faberge egg?
Octopussy

6 Which US singer played Von Ryan in ‘Von Ryans Express’?
Frank Sinatra

7 Where were the characters in ‘Porridge’ kept?
Slade Prison

8 Who was told ‘it aint half hot’ in a 1980’s sitcom?
Mum

Quiz week three commencing 6 April

Round One ….. Pot luck

1 How many aircraft feature in a Red Arrow Display?

2 What is the most common pub name in Britain?

3 On which night of the year would you eat parkin, a molasses-rich gingerbread from Yorkshire?

4 Which department store has the slogan ‘ Never knowingly undersold?

5 What is the distinctly British pastime of campanology?

6 What is the name for a small British village without a church?

7 Place the following British titles in order of seniority (low to high)

    Duke            Earl        Viscount 

8 When a scout says dyb, dyb, dyb, what does dyb mean?

Round two ….. Sport

1 Who scored the winning drop goal in the 2003 Rugby world cup final?

2 Which football team plays at ‘The Stadium of Light’?

3 In basketball, a shot made outside the arc is worth how many points?

4 What are four consecutive strikes in tenpin bowling known as?

5 In darts what is the maximum check out score?

6 In speedway racing how many laps of a track does a race consist of?

7 Is an own goal allowed for in the rules of hockey?

Round three ….. Around Britain

1 The skyscraper at 32 London Bridge, London is known as what?

2 Which popular seaside resort is referred as London-by-the-Sea?

3 In which county is the PM’s country residence ‘Chequers’?

4 Which is Englands largest National Park?

5 Which UK seaside town has 3 piers one of which houses a Venetian Carousel?

6 Which Scottish castle affords a location for spotting the Loch Ness Monster?

Blair           Urquhart        Lochleven

7 From which British city did the 2014 Tour de France start?

    Sheffield               Leeds

8 Where would you be if your geographical coordinates were 0 Longitude and 51 Latitude?

Round four ….. T/V and film

1 Which British sitcom stars Tamsin Greig, Simon Bird and Paul Ritter?

2 In which North East City was ‘Auf Wiedersehen’ set?

3 Name one of the worlds top three watched films in 2019.

4 Which superhero works at the Daily Bugle

5 The plot of which James Bond film features a stolen Faberge egg?

6 Which US singer played Von Ryan in ‘Von Ryans Express’?

7 Where were the characters in ‘Porridge’ kept?

8 Who was told ‘it aint half hot’ in a 1980’s sitcom?

Quiz two, week beginning 30 March

Round one …… Around the world

1 Which canal was closed from 1967 to 1974?
Suez Canal

2 In which mountain range can you visit Ben Nevis?
The Grampions

3 What are hills known as in Greece?
Acropolis

4 In what country would you find the prefix Z on a car number plate?
Zambia

5 In which English county would you find Alton Towers?
Staffordshire

6 What do Perth, Hamilton and Kingston have in common?
They have hosted the Commonwealth Games

7 Which was the 1st Asian country to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix?
Japan

8 Muscat is the Capital of which country?
Oman

Round two ……… General knowledge

1 By what name is Variola better known as?
Smallpox

2 What does USB stand for in computing?
Universal Serial Bus

3 What does someone keep doing to be called sufering from Lachrymose?
Crying

4 What would you be if you did not have SRY?
A woman

5 What are pearls made of?
Chalk

6 What is the official language of Brazil?
Portuguese

7 Which wedding anniversary is symbolized by tin?
Tenth

8 Which animal has the longest tail?
Giraffe

Round three …… History

1 In which decade of the 20th century did American Indians become American citizens?
1920’s

2 For what disease did Dr Edward Jenner discover a vaccine?
Smallpox

3 Which country did Ivan The Terrible rule?
Russia

4 Which is Britains oldest university, Oxford or Cambridge or St Andrews?
Oxford

5 How many queens have been crowned and reigned as monarchs of England?
Six

6 What was found at Sutton Hoo in East Anglia?
An Anglo-Saxon ship

7 Chipping is an old English prefix used in several place names. What does it mean?
Market

8 Which store, opened in 1875 close to Regent St, is housed in a mock Tudor building?
Liberty

Round four ……. Food and drink

1 In which country did the grape variety Riesling originate?
Germany

2 Approximatlely how many cups of tea are consumed by a person
in the UK in their life time? 35,000 75,000 150,000
75,000

3 Which county gives it’s name to Britains oldest cheese?
Cheshire

4 Which English dish is made from shallow fried left over vegetables from a roast dinner?
Bubble and Squeak

5 Which food product has the slogan ‘Love it or leave it’?
Marmite

6 Often served with haggis, which vegetables are neeps and tatties?
Swedes (or turnips) and potatoes

7 Which Cambridgeshire village gives it’s name to a cheese?
Stilton

8 Which town, known as the ‘Pearl of Kent’ is noted for the farming and eating of oysters?
Whitstable

Round five …… Entertainment

1 Who had a number one hit in 1981 with the song ‘Tainted Love’?
Soft Cell

2 What was ABBA’s only USA number one hit?
Dancing Queen

3 Who did Michael Jackson marry in 1994?
Lisa Marie Presley

4 Which traditional dance includes ‘tatters’ and ‘baldricks’
Morris Dancing

5 In which Beatles song does ‘Mother Mary speak words of wisdom’?
Let It Be

6 What is the largest greenfield music and performing arts festival in the world?
Glastonbury

7 Which London concert hall was opened by Queen Victoria in 1871?
The Royal Albert Hall

8 What is the name of the 3 day music festival held on the Isle of Wight since 2004?
Bestival

Quiz two, week beginning 30 March

Round one …… Around the world

1 Which canal was closed from 1967 to 1974?

2 In which mountain range can you visit Ben Nevis?

3 What are hills known as in Greece?

4 In what country would you find the prefix Z on a car number plate?

5 In which English county would you find Alton Towers?

6 What do Perth, Hamilton and Kingston have in common?

7 Which was the 1st Asian country to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix?

8 Muscat is the Capital of which country?

Round two ……… General knowledge

1 By what name is Variola better known as?

2 What does USB stand for in computing?

3 What does someone keep doing to be called sufering from Lachrymose?

4 What would you be if you did not have SRY?

5 What are pearls made of?

6 What is the official language of Brazil?

7 Which wedding anniversary is symbolized by tin?

8 Which animal has the longest tail?

Round three …… History

1 In which decade of the 20th century did American Indians become
American citizens?

2 For what disease did Dr Edward Jenner discover a vaccine?

3 Which country did Ivan The Terrible rule?

4 Which is Britains oldest university, Oxford, Cambridge
or St Andrews?

5 How many queens have been crowned and reigned
as monarchs of England?

6 What was found at Sutton Hoo in East Anglia?

7 Chipping is an old English prefix used in several place names.
What does it mean?

8 Which store, opened in 1875 close to Regent St, is housed
in a mock Tudor building?

Round four ……. Food and drink

1 In which country did the grape variety Riesling originate?

2 Approximatlely how many cups of tea are consumed by a person
in the UK in their life time? 35,000 75,000 150,000

3 Which county gives it’s name to Britains oldest cheese?

4 Which English dish is made from shallow fried left over
vegetables from a roast dinner?

5 Which food product has the slogan ‘Love it or leave it’?

6 Often served with haggis, which vegetables are
neeps and tatties?

7 Which Cambridgeshire village gives it’s name to a cheese?

8 Which town, known as the ‘Pearl of Kent’ is noted for the farming
and eating of oysters?

Round five …… Entertainment

1 Who had a number one hit in 1981 with the song ‘Tainted Love’?

2 What was ABBA’s only USA number one hit?

3 Who did Michael Jackson marry in 1994?

4 Which traditional dance includes ‘tatters’ and ‘baldricks’

5 In which Beatles song does ‘Mother Mary speak words
of wisdom’?

6 What is the largest greenfield music and performing arts festival
in the world?

7 Which London concert hall was opened by Queen Victoria
in 1871?

8 What is the name of the 3 day music festival held on
the Isle of Wight since 2004?

Quiz one, week beginning 23 March

We hope you have been keeping well and have enjoyed doing this quiz. The second quiz will be available next Monday morning, with the answers appearing here the following Wednesday afternoon.

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1 Which famous British sports car was launched in 1961?
Jaguar e Type

2 Who became the leader of the Tory Party leader on July 27th 1965?
Ted Heath

3 Which country launched the first man made object into space in 1957?
Russia

4 Who was the first British footballer to cost £1 million?
Trevor Francis

5 Who was kidnapped in Beirut in January 1987?
Terry Waite

6 Where did riots occur in London on 4 April 1981?
Brixton

7 What country was invaded in August 1990 which started the Gulf War?
Kuwait

8 Who had a string of hits with Robson Green in 1995?
Jerome Flynn

9 What long running film series started in 2001?
Harry Potter

10 In what year did our queen celebrate her diamond jubilee?
2012

11 What was the name of the album released by Adele in 2008?
19

13 How many laps in the Indianapolis 500?
200

14 How many innings are there in a baseball game?
9

15 Where was Live Aid held on 7 July 1985?
Wembley Stadium

16 Name car that was built in Northern Ireland that went bust in 1982?
De Lorean

17 The famous aircraft that was unveiled at Farnborough in 1966?
Harrier Jump Jet

18 In which decade did the Morris 1000 first appear?
1950’s

19 Which Derby winning horse was kidnapped in 1983?
Shergar

20 John Steel and Emma Peel were known as what?
The Avengers

21 What is the name of the highest female voice?
Soprano

22 Who was Simon Templar better known as?
The Saint

23 In which decade did the Profumo affair take place?
1960’s

24 What event took place at a UK seaside town on 12 Oct 1984?
Brighton Bombing

25 What did the Queen agree to pay in 1992?
Income tax

26 In the zodiac, what is the symbol for Aries?
The Ram

27 Which country is north of North Island, New Zealand?
Fiji

28 Which country uses more electricity, China or the USA?
China

29 In what year was Mount Everest first climbed?
1953

30 The Waliers backed which music legend?
Bob Marley

31 Which birds eye is bigger than it’s brain?
An Ostrich

32 Which is furthest North, Stoke or Gt Yarmouth?
Stoke

33 Has croquet ever been an Olympic sport?
Yes

34 Where is the UCL based?
London

35 ‘Live forever’ was which bands first top ten hit?
Oasis

36 Where is the ‘home of golf’?
St Andrews

37 What was Alvin Stardust’s real name?
Shane Fenton

38 What place was bombed on Dec 7 1941?
Pearl Harbor

39 In which country was Alexandra Graham Bell born?
Scotland

40 Which county borders Cornwall and Somerset?
Devon

Nicholas Taylor

Quiz one week beginning 23 March

1 Which famous British sports car was launched in 1961?

2 Who became the leader of the Tory Party leader on July 27th 1965?

3 Which country launched the first man made object into space in 1957?

4 Who was the first British footballer to cost £1 million?

5 Who was kidnapped in Beirut in January 1987?

6 Where did riots occur in London on 4 April 1981?

7 What country was invaded in August 1990 which started the Gulf War?

8 Who had a string of hits with Robson Green in 1995?

9 What long running film series started in 2001?

10 In what year did our queen celebrate her diamond jubilee?

11 What was the name of the album released by Adele in 2008?

13 How many laps in the Indianapolis 500?

14 How many innings are there in a baseball game?

15 Where was Live Aid held on 7 July 1985?

16 Name car that was built in Northern Ireland that went bust in 1982?

17 Which famous aircraft was unveiled at Farnborough in 1966?

18 In which decade did the Morris 1000 first appear?

19 Which Derby winning horse was kidnapped in 1983?

20 John Steel and Emma Peel were known as what?

21 What is the name of the highest female voice?

22 Who was Simon Templar better known as?

23 In which decade did the Profumo affair take place?

24 What event took place at a UK seaside town on 12 Oct 1984?

25 What did the Queen agree to pay in 1992?

26 In the zodiac, what is the symbol for Aries?

27 Which country is north of North Island, New Zealand?

28 Which country uses more electricity, China or the USA?

29 In what year was Mount Everest first climbed?

30 The Wailers backed which music legend?

31 Which birds eye is bigger than it’s brain?

32 Which is furthest North, Stoke or Gt Yarmouth?

33 Has croquet ever been an Olympic sport?

34 Where is the UCL based?

35 ‘Live forever’ was which bands first top ten hit?

36 Where is the ‘home of golf’?

37 What was Alvin Stardust’s real name?

38 What place was bombed on Dec 7 1941?

39 In which country was Alexandra Graham Bell born?

40 Which county borders Cornwall and Somerset?