People's Quiz Questions Batch 18 - BBC

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Two species of squirrel can be found in Britain, red and which other? Grey Which sea mammals are named because of the manes that the males bear? Sea Lions What name is given to finely powdered tobacco for sniffing up the nostrils? Snuff What, in the insect world, is a purple emperor? Butterfly In the 1930s, which US actress received Oscars for her roles in the films 'Jezebel' and 'Dangerous'? Bette Davis Which county in the South West of England has its own traditional language; Cornwall or Devon? Cornwall What 'B' is the name given to an object that can be broken down by other living things? Biodegradable In physics, for what does the abbreviation U.V. stand? Ultra-Violet Amongst plants, which'A' is the part of the flower that contains pollen? Anther In which country is Kakadu national park? Australia In the animal kingdom, is a barbel a land or water creature? Water The informal term 'hackette' is sometimes used to describe a female working in which field? Journalism The Boat Race takes place annually between Cambridge and which other English university? Oxford In November 2000, which river flooded the city of York? River Ouse Which of the body's organs is affected by angina? Heart bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz
On the internet, for what does F.T.P. stand? File Transfer Protocol In the natural world birch, elm and beech are all types of what 'T'? Tree In the plant kingdom, Josephine Bruce and Ena Harkness are varieties of which plant? Rose In the world of plants, alder and birch are types of what? Tree In the TV cartoon, in which fictional park do Yogi Bear and Boo-Boo live? Jellystone Park According to the Bible, to whom were the Ten Commandments given by God? Moses Dutchman Jan De Groot lent his name to which most northerly inhabited village in Britain? John O'Groats On which piece of Hi-Fi equipment would you find a stylus? Record player On the World Wide Web, which country does the C.A. domain represent? Canada The plant known as Queen Anne's Lace is also known as cow . . . what?' Parsley What 'B' is a shrub similar to gorse but without spines? Broom What 'T' is a sharply pointed structure on a rose? Thorn Which Irish playwright declared that: "Work is the curse of the drinking classes"? Oscar Wilde Which word, a blend of 'fan' and 'magazine', is given to a publication for followers of a particular team or performer? Fanzine What 'D' is the name of the English city located on the River Derwent? Derby bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz
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