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1. A traditional Easter pageant dramatic presentation of the end of Christ's life is also called a: Play; Love; Passion; Pray; or Egg ?
2. German pronunciation for the letter W is usually, loosely: Y (ya); H (ha); V (va); or O (oh) ?
3. Author Chris Van Allsburg and actor Robin Williams asserted what 1981 book/1995 movie about a real-life/jungle-boardgame means 'many effects' in Zulu ?
4. Krav Maga, developed late 1940s by Hungarian-Jewish Emrich 'Imi' Lichtenfeld (1910-98) is a highly efficient system of: Self-defence/defense; Origami; Town planning; or Business accounting ?
5. Who allegedly leapt from his bathtub into the street shouting 'Ureka' (I've found it') seeing his body displace water of equivalent volume: Einstein; Euler; Archimedes; or Plato ?
6. Jamaican Cecil Bustamente Campbell (1938-2016), originator/writer of ska songs such as One Step Beyond, Madness, and Al Capone is better known as: King Basher; Duke Beater; Prince Buster; or Earl Poker ?
7. A substance's mass per unit volume (its 'compactness') is technically its: Weight; Size; Density; or Momentum ?
8. Match these wools to the creatures they come from: Angora, Kashmir, Marino, Qiviut / Muskox, Rabbit, Goat, Sheep
9. Draco (c.650-600BC), the first Ancient Greek/Athenian legislator, is eponymously associated with legal/judgmental: Inconsistency; Leniency; Harshness; or Drunkenness ?
10. French astronomer Nostradamus (Michel de Notredame, 1503-66), is famous for originating: Cathedral architecture; Bell-ringing and bell-making; Stained glass; or Uncannily accurate predictions of the world ?
11. The two famous 'Kinsey Reports' (1948, 1953, books by zoologist Alfred Kinsey), controversially published surveys/theories about: Sport and fitness; Cereal agriculture; Bats and vampires; or Human sexuality ?
12. "The most ineffective workers are systematically moved to the place where they can do the least damage: management.." is called the what 'Principle' - devised by Scott Adams, creator the eponymous work cartoon strip: Engelbert; Dilbert; Albert; or Bertha ?
13. The wine grape Shiraz (Syrah) is widely said to originate from which nation's city of Shiraz: Spain; Iran; Russia; or China ?
14. A lichen is a composite organism arising from the mutual dependence/merging of which two of: Coral; Algae; Fungus; Moss; or Weeds ?
15. The 100-link 'Gunter's Chain', introduced 1620 by English mathematician Edmund Gunter, later replaced by the theodolite, is a distance of what and device for measuring what (two answers required): 50cms; 12 inches; 10 yards; 66 feet; (for measuring Heads for hats; Football pitches; Potatoes; or Parcels of land ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. A traditional Easter pageant dramatic presentation of the end of Christ's life is also called a: Play; Love; Passion; Pray; or Egg ? Passion
2. German pronunciation for the letter W is usually, loosely: Y (ya); H (ha); V (va); or O (oh) ? V
3. Author Chris Van Allsburg and actor Robin Williams asserted what 1981 book/1995 movie about a real-life/jungle-boardgame means 'many effects' in Zulu ? Jumanji
4. Krav Maga, developed late 1940s by Hungarian-Jewish Emrich 'Imi' Lichtenfeld (1910-98) is a highly efficient system of: Self-defence/defense; Origami; Town planning; or Business accounting ? Self-defence/defense
5. Who allegedly leapt from his bathtub into the street shouting 'Ureka' (I've found it') seeing his body displace water of equivalent volume: Einstein; Euler; Archimedes; or Plato ? Archimedes
6. Jamaican Cecil Bustamente Campbell (1938-2016), originator/writer of ska songs such as One Step Beyond, Madness, and Al Capone is better known as: King Basher; Duke Beater; Prince Buster; or Earl Poker ? Prince Buster
7. A substance's mass per unit volume (its 'compactness') is technically its: Weight; Size; Density; or Momentum ? Density
8. Match these wools to the creatures they come from: Angora, Kashmir, Marino, Qiviut / Muskox, Rabbit, Goat, Sheep Angora = Rabbit, Kashmir = Goat, Marino = Sheep, Qiviut = Muskox
9. Draco (c.650-600BC), the first Ancient Greek/Athenian legislator, is eponymously associated with legal/judgmental: Inconsistency; Leniency; Harshness; or Drunkenness ? Harshness
10. French astronomer Nostradamus (Michel de Notredame, 1503-66), is famous for originating: Cathedral architecture; Bell-ringing and bell-making; Stained glass; or Uncannily accurate predictions of the world ? Uncannily accurate predictions of the world
11. The two famous 'Kinsey Reports' (1948, 1953, books by zoologist Alfred Kinsey), controversially published surveys/theories about: Sport and fitness; Cereal agriculture; Bats and vampires; or Human sexuality ? Human sexuality
12. "The most ineffective workers are systematically moved to the place where they can do the least damage: management.." is called the what 'Principle' - devised by Scott Adams, creator the eponymous work cartoon strip: Engelbert; Dilbert; Albert; or Bertha ? Dilbert
13. The wine grape Shiraz (Syrah) is widely said to originate from which nation's city of Shiraz: Spain; Iran; Russia; or China ? Iran
14. A lichen is a composite organism arising from the mutual dependence/merging of which two of: Coral; Algae; Fungus; Moss; or Weeds ? Algae and Fungus
15. The 100-link 'Gunter's Chain', introduced 1620 by English mathematician Edmund Gunter, later replaced by the theodolite, is a distance of what and device for measuring what (two answers required): 50cms; 12 inches; 10 yards; 66 feet; (for measuring Heads for hats; Football pitches; Potatoes; or Parcels of land ? 66 feet / measuring Parcels of land
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