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Daphne Questions Test

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8 In the children’s television series The Herbs, which herb is portrayed by the police constable?
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6 Which British conductor, born in Oxford in 1934, conducted the 2008 “Last Night of the Proms” and was the main judge on the 2008 BBC2 TV series “Maestro”?
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11 Which organization uses the slogan “Unity, Loyalty, Patriotism and Comradeship”?
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10 In ancient Greece, swimming races were held in honour of which god?
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11 How many gallons are there in an anker of beer?
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1 Who wrote the first mediaeval text book on surgery in 1170?
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5 What name is given to a jewelled headband, or the arch of a crown?
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16 Who calculated the value of Pi in 225 BC?
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6 One of I M Pei’s most well-known designs is which building, that has two overlapping glass pyramids attached to several cement-outlined blocks and cylinders? It sits in Cleveland.
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12 Which element is used as a moderator in the control of nuclear reactors, as it easily absorbs neutrons?
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16 Scientologists believe that humans are possessed by Thetans, which are the spirits of aliens murdered 75 million years ago, by which galactic overlord?
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10 Which composer lived between 1810 and 1856, and composed four symphonies, the first of which was named the "Spring Symphony"?
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19 What name is given for the distance from the outer strut, to the wing tip of a biplane?
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14 Which type of script is used by Sikhs when writing the Punjabi language?
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6 In 1995, who succeeded Douglas Hurd as Britain's Foreign Secretary?
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17 Robert Draper’s book "Dead Certain" is a critique of which American President?
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17 Chromodynamics is based on the interaction of quarks with which particles, which are responsible for the formation of protons and neutrons, by binding quarks together? The particle is a carrier of the strong nuclear force which holds together the part
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8 Where does the M69 meet the M1?
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16 What name was given to the 1970 revolution in Syria, when Hafez al-Assad came to power in a bloodless intra-party coup? The same name was used to describe Anwar Sadat’s purging of Nasser supporters in Egypt in 1971.
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11 What is the name given to the golden liqueur made in the monastery of Cenon near Bordeaux from cognac, armagnac and aromatic herbs?
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10 What is the title of Byron’s 1813 poem, which tells the tale of a female slave Layla, who is unfaithful to her Turkish lord, Hassan, and who, as a consequence, is bound and thrown into the sea, but is avenged by her lover who kills Hassan?
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16 Which was the largest ever flying animal, which was a giant pterosaur of the late Cretaceous period? It had a wing span of up to 15 metres and was named after the Mesoamerican feathered serpent god.
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14 What is the name given to metal barriers used on motorways and motor racing circuits, taken from their trade mark name?
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16 Who played in goal for Fulchester Rovers, in the adult comic Viz?
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6 Which American biomedical scientist, who won the Nobel prize for Medicine in 1974, led the team that developed the vaccine against measles and has been called "The Father of Modern Vaccines"?
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12 Which jazz musician has a church named after him in San Francisco ?
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4 Which naval port stands opposite Portsmouth, on the western side of Portsmouth Harbour?
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1 The “original and genuine sticky toffee pudding” is advertised as coming from which Cumbrian village?
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16 Crimson Rosella, Port Lincoln and Greater Redcheeked are all types of what?
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20 In which series of children’s books, does the castle of Cair Paravel appear?

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