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1. Name the English artist/sculptor famous for large public bronze works including 'Two Large Forms' and many reclining figures and mother and child abstracts ?
2. A major trade agreement for the Meera Brewery company marked the thawing of commercial relations between which two adversarial nations, partitioned in 1947 ?
3. In what sport did Swede Oscar Swahn become the oldest gold medallist at 64 years (1912), and the oldest medallist, at 72 (silver, 1920) ?
4. Which significant UK multinational corporation was known as 'The Royal Ratcatcher' ?
5. Pop star Lady Gaga enraged many people of which nation when tweeting on arrival in May 2012 that she planned to buy a fake Rolex in its capital city's market ?
6. What is the common medical name for the increasingly popular recreational drug referred to as a 'horse tranquillizer' ?
7. In chemistry a solution is a: Liquid only; Gas or Liquid only; Solid or Liquid only; or Any of these (i.e., Liquid, Gas, or Solid) ?
8. Hegemony means: Leadership; Insurance; Deceit; or Danger ?
9. What vast (originally Spanish state monopoly) corporation owns the O2 and Movistar communications brands ?
10. The IPO (Initial Public Offering, or first share issue) of Facebook valued the company at how many million dollars: 14; 104; 1,040; or 104,000 ?
11. What common boy's name (English language Christian or first name) is derived from the Latin and Greek words for rock ?
12. Name the great old rival company of the Harley-Davidson motorbike corporation, whose models included the Chief and Scout ?
13. An analgesic drug is commonly called a: Painkiller; Cough medicine; Antibiotic; or Vaccine ?
14. What is the capital of Azerbaijan ?
15. Magnesium shavings are used by campers and adventurers to: Light fires; Eat for energy; Dress wounds; or Make a rudimentary compass ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. Name the English artist/sculptor famous for large public bronze works including 'Two Large Forms' and many reclining figures and mother and child abstracts ? Henry Moore
2. A major trade agreement for the Meera Brewery company marked the thawing of commercial relations between which two adversarial nations, partitioned in 1947 ? India and Pakistan
3. In what sport did Swede Oscar Swahn become the oldest gold medallist at 64 years (1912), and the oldest medallist, at 72 (silver, 1920) ? Shooting
4. Which significant UK multinational corporation was known as 'The Royal Ratcatcher' ? Rentokil Plc
5. Pop star Lady Gaga enraged many people of which nation when tweeting on arrival in May 2012 that she planned to buy a fake Rolex in its capital city's market ? Thailand
6. What is the common medical name for the increasingly popular recreational drug referred to as a 'horse tranquillizer' ? Ketamine
7. In chemistry a solution is a: Liquid only; Gas or Liquid only; Solid or Liquid only; or Any of these (i.e., Liquid, Gas, or Solid) ? Any
8. Hegemony means: Leadership; Insurance; Deceit; or Danger ? Leadership
9. What vast (originally Spanish state monopoly) corporation owns the O2 and Movistar communications brands ? Telefonica SA
10. The IPO (Initial Public Offering, or first share issue) of Facebook valued the company at how many million dollars: 14; 104; 1,040; or 104,000 ? 104,000 million
11. What common boy's name (English language Christian or first name) is derived from the Latin and Greek words for rock ? Peter
12. Name the great old rival company of the Harley-Davidson motorbike corporation, whose models included the Chief and Scout ? Indian
13. An analgesic drug is commonly called a: Painkiller; Cough medicine; Antibiotic; or Vaccine ? Painkiller
14. What is the capital of Azerbaijan ? Baku
15. Magnesium shavings are used by campers and adventurers to: Light fires; Eat for energy; Dress wounds; or Make a rudimentary compass ? Light fires
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