People's Quiz Questions Batch 18 - BBC

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What is the capital city of Venezuela? Caracas Kensington and Chelsea is a borough in which English city? London In the TV show 'The Magic Roundabout', what kind of animal was Ermintrude? Cow Which is the southernmost of the fifteen capital cities of the European Union? Athens Which river in West Scotland flows from South Lanarkshire through Glasgow, to the Atlantic Ocean? What metal is used as a coating for galvanised steel to prevent corrosion? Zinc River Clyde In France, what do they call 'Father Christmas'? Pere Noel What 'V' is a solemn promise made at marriages or baptisms? Vow A plant or animal in danger of extinction is described as: an endangered... what? Species Do butterflies usually rest with their wings vertical or horizontal? Vertical Is the giant puffball a fungus or a sea anemone? Fungus The character Paddington Bear is famous for wearing which type of coat, a duffle coat or an anorak? Duffle Coat Fresh fruit and vegetables were given to sailors on long voyages to prevent which disease? Scurvy Which chess piece is usually shaped like a horse's head? Knight In the animal kingdom the male of which bird is called a Cob? Swan bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz
Which marine invertebrate animal is commonly associated with human bathing or cleaning? Sponge Which Lennon and McCartney song follows the fortunes of Desmond and Molly Jones? Ob-La-Di Ob-la-Da Phil Collins wrote the song 'You'll be in my heart' for which 1999 animated film? Tarzan What year did the first full-sized supermarket open in Britain - 1948 or 1958? 1948 During World War I, where was the Battle of Verdun fought? France Of the 8 British kings called Henry, which one had the longest reign? Henry III In human anatomy, the phalanges are located in the toes and which other part of the body? Fingers Radio and TV presenter Terry Wogan was born in which country? Republic of Ireland In nature, what is an oystercatcher; a crab or a bird? Bird What is the first name of the ex-husband of Tina Turner with whom she recorded 'River Deep Mountain High'? What 'N' is the positively charged central part of an atom? The Nucleus In computing, would the computer itself be considered hardware or software? Hardware Of which Caribbean country is Kingston the capital city? Jamaica Harrow and Islington are both boroughs in which English city? London In the nursery rhyme, who is urged to be 'nimble' and 'quick'? Jack bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz Ike
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