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Which Elizabethan playwright's mother was born Mary Arden? William Shakespeare Which pop act had a UK number one single in 1998 with 'Brimful of Asha'? Cornershop Something that fools the eye is known as an optical what? Illusion Is plumbago another name for graphite or for camphor? Graphite In 1980 and 1981, which two NASA spacecraft relayed images of Saturn to Earth? The Voyager Probes Which National day falls earlier in the year; St George's day or St David's day? St David's day In which continent would you find The Republic of The Gambia? Africa In which European country would you find the River Dordogne? France From which book of the Old Testament is the line 'In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth'? Genesis In Roman religion, which 'O' was the Kingdom of the Dead and its ruler? Orcus How many claws does a golden eagle have on each foot? Four What is agronomy the study of? crops and soils Is pollen the male or female cell of seed plants? Male Which imprisoned heroine in the fairy tale collected by the Brothers Grimm had extraordinarily long hair? Rapunzel Which of Grimm's fairy tales features an evil queen and her magic looking glass? Snow White bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz
In Iranian mythology was Tishtrya the God of rain or snow? Rain What were the three Goddesses who determined human destiny collectively called? The Fates Which famous London theatre opened in 1910 the Palladium or Hackney Empire? Palladium In which century did the Royal Academy of Arts open in London? <strong>18</strong>th Madame de Pompadour was the mistress of the king of which country? France In the old nursery rhyme, which bridge "...is falling down"? London Bridge How many points does a 'Star of David' have? Six Which British pop singer, who released his first single in 1965, had a 2001 UK hit single, with 'I Want Love'? Elton John Are coal and oil a renewable or non-renewable source of energy? Non-renewable Mercury and aneroid are the two main types of which instrument that records pressure? Barometer How many natural satellites orbit the planet Earth? 1 At which royal palace in London is there a ravenmaster? Tower of London On which continent is the Republic of Uzbekistan? Asia What is the name of the north-western arm of the Atlantic Ocean; Alsatian Sea or Labrador Sea? Labrador Sea In the New Testament was the apostle Andrew a fisherman or a farmer? Fisherman bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz
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