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1. Which stereotypical British film star of Wuthering Heights (1939) wrote two autobiographies including The Moon's a Balloon ?
2. What unit of enormous distance has the symbol pc and equates to about 3.26 light-years or 19.2 trillion miles ?
3. The original primary and eponymous service of a barber was concerned with: Teeth; Beards; Blood; or Baptism ?
4. Whale Belly, Tippler, Schnabel, Modalohr, Gondola and Flat are types of what vehicle ?
5. Mydriasis normally is the widening of a what ?
6. How fast is 62.14 miles per hour in kilometres per hour ?
7. What is the correct spelling of the legal term: Subpoena; Suppoena; Supaena; or Supena ?
8. The traditional curly twisted Chinese tea (Camellia sinensis) produced by drying in the sun is called: Uulung; Oolong; Aalang; Eeleng or Iiling ?
9. From the words well and live, what French term is used in English to mean a high-living socialite ?
10. In what language do the words 'beminnen', 'ja', and 'zon', mean 'love', 'yes', and 'sun' ?
11. The industrial Wohlwill and Miller processes are different ways to refine what commodity to near-100% purity ?
12. The Berber ethnic people come from: Egypt; North Africa; Spain; or India ?
13. What science is sometimes called 'the central science' because it connects maths and physics with other main branches of science such as astronomy, engineering, biology, etc ?
14. Where was/is Bohemia: Western Czech Republic; Morrocco; India; or in a Tolkien novel ?
15. Papules and pustules are types of what on the human skin ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. Which stereotypical British film star of Wuthering Heights (1939) wrote two autobiographies including The Moon's a Balloon ? David Niven
2. What unit of enormous distance has the symbol pc and equates to about 3.26 light-years or 19.2 trillion miles ? Parsec
3. The original primary and eponymous service of a barber was concerned with: Teeth; Beards; Blood; or Baptism ? Beards
4. Whale Belly, Tippler, Schnabel, Modalohr, Gondola and Flat are types of what vehicle ? Railway rolling stock
5. Mydriasis normally is the widening of a what ? Pupil
6. How fast is 62.14 miles per hour in kilometres per hour ? 100km/hr
7. What is the correct spelling of the legal term: Subpoena; Suppoena; Supaena; or Supena ? Subpoena
8. The traditional curly twisted Chinese tea (Camellia sinensis) produced by drying in the sun is called: Uulung; Oolong; Aalang; Eeleng or Iiling ? Oolong
9. From the words well and live, what French term is used in English to mean a high-living socialite ? Bon vivant
10. In what language do the words 'beminnen', 'ja', and 'zon', mean 'love', 'yes', and 'sun' ? Dutch
11. The industrial Wohlwill and Miller processes are different ways to refine what commodity to near-100% purity ? Gold
12. The Berber ethnic people come from: Egypt; North Africa; Spain; or India ? North Africa
13. What science is sometimes called 'the central science' because it connects maths and physics with other main branches of science such as astronomy, engineering, biology, etc ? Chemistry
14. Where was/is Bohemia: Western Czech Republic; Morrocco; India; or in a Tolkien novel ? Western Czech Republic
15. Papules and pustules are types of what on the human skin ? Spots
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