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What name is given to the study of effects produced by drugs and medicines? Pharmacology On the World Wide Web, which country does the A.U. Domain represent? Australia What 'G' can be root or stem and is sometimes used in cookery and medicine? Ginger Which trees are traditionally associated with churchyards? Yew Which country introduced the garden tulip to Western Europe in the 16th Century ? Turkey In the 2002 film ‘Chicago’, which Hollywood actor played Billy Flynn? Richard Gere What does an altimeter measure? Altitude Which is further south; Swansea or Cardiff? Cardiff What 'P' is the name of an instrument consisting of a rod with a weight at the end, suspended to swing to and fro? Pendulum On the World Wide Web, which country is represented by the P.L. domain? Poland What 'P' describes any animal species that is fed upon by another? Prey What 'A' is a thistle-like plant with edible, fleshy flower heads, known as hearts? Artichoke Is a delphinium a plant or an animal? Plant Of which Middle Eastern country was King Hussein I monarch until his death in 1999? Jordan Which three stage theatre complex stands on the South Bank of the Thames next to Waterloo Bridge? bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz National Theatre
In which country of the United Kingdom are the Cambrian Mountains? Wales In computing, for what do the letters 'P.C.' stand? Personal Computer On the World Wide Web, what country is represented by the Z.A. domain? South Africa What 'B' is the name for a fragrant resin obtained from various trees and used as a medicine? Balsam Is the flower nick-named the corpse lily so-called because it is dying out or because of its smell? Smell In the animal kingdom, what name is used to describe a creature with ten legs? Decapod According to the proverb,"beggars can't be..." what? Choosers In 1932, which American aviator became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic? Amelia Earhart Which Hampshire castle stands above Portsmouth Harbour and is enclosed by a roman wall? Portchester Castle Is the hormone oestrogen found predominantly in men or women? Women The Great Mogul and Cullinan are both types of what? Diamonds Which animal's name was derived from the Greek meaning 'terrible lizard'? Dinosaur In which country is the only survivor of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World? Egypt In the animal kingdom, how many pairs of walking legs does a prawn have? Five What nationality was the 19th century painter J M W Turner? British bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz
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