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1. A sophomore is a student in which year of a US college ?
2. Devised 1853, revised 1879, and still used widely, a Campbell-Stokes Recorder measures what: Sunshine hours; Air temperature; Wind speed; or Customer complaints ?
3. What placename derives from the twelfth and last of the Eleanor Crosses, erected 1291-1294 by Edward I in memory of his wife Eleanor of Castille ?
4. Jibbons and scallions are alternative words for which vegetables ?
5. Who became Baron of Kington-upon-Hull when joining the House of Lords in July 2010 ?
6. In which countries was political revolutionary Che Guevara born in 1928, and killed in 1967 ?
7. Which instrument was American bandleader Glenn Miller famous for playing: Trumpet; Clarinet; Trombone; or Drums ?
8. Name Charles Dickens' first novel, featuring the characters Nathaniel Winkle, Augustus Snodgrass and 'the fat boy' Joe ?
9. As part of ongoing national renaming since India's 1947 independence, what were the previous city names of: Mumbai; Chennai; Bangaluru; and Kolkata ?
10. Sir Edmund Barton became the first prime minister of which country in 1901 ?
11. Photophobia is extreme sensitivity to, or fear of, what: Paparazzi; Light; Memory loss; or Office equipment ?
12. Milou is the French name of which cartoon character's dog ?
13. Which major UK racecourse is at Prestbury Park ?
14. Ibiza is in which Mediterranean island group ?
15. The spectacular historic Abbotsford House in Melrose, Scotland, was the home of which writer: Geoffrey Chaucer; Samuel Pepys; Sir Walter Scott; or William Shakespeare ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. A sophomore is a student in which year of a US college ? Second
2. Devised 1853, revised 1879, and still used widely, a Campbell-Stokes Recorder measures what: Sunshine hours; Air temperature; Wind speed; or Customer complaints ? Sunshine hours
3. What placename derives from the twelfth and last of the Eleanor Crosses, erected 1291-1294 by Edward I in memory of his wife Eleanor of Castille ? Charing Cross
4. Jibbons and scallions are alternative words for which vegetables ? Spring onions
5. Who became Baron of Kington-upon-Hull when joining the House of Lords in July 2010 ? John Prescott
6. In which countries was political revolutionary Che Guevara born in 1928, and killed in 1967 ? Argentina and Bolivia
7. Which instrument was American bandleader Glenn Miller famous for playing: Trumpet; Clarinet; Trombone; or Drums ? Trombone
8. Name Charles Dickens' first novel, featuring the characters Nathaniel Winkle, Augustus Snodgrass and 'the fat boy' Joe ? Pickwick Papers
9. As part of ongoing national renaming since India's 1947 independence, what were the previous city names of: Mumbai; Chennai; Bangaluru; and Kolkata ? Bombay
10. Sir Edmund Barton became the first prime minister of which country in 1901 ? Australia
11. Photophobia is extreme sensitivity to, or fear of, what: Paparazzi; Light; Memory loss; or Office equipment ? Light
12. Milou is the French name of which cartoon character's dog ? Tintin
13. Which major UK racecourse is at Prestbury Park ? Cheltenham
14. Ibiza is in which Mediterranean island group ? Balearic Islands
15. The spectacular historic Abbotsford House in Melrose, Scotland, was the home of which writer: Geoffrey Chaucer; Samuel Pepys; Sir Walter Scott; or William Shakespeare ? Sir Walter Scott
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