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UK S2E6 Twelfth Question

Which song is traditionally sung by a Venetian gondolier?

A: Madrigal
B: Berceuse
C: Aria
D: Barcarolle

UK S2E6 Eleventh Question

What is the principal use of 'Paraquat'?

A: Fuel
B: Adhesive
C: Dye
D: Weedkiller

UK S2E6 Tenth Question

Which of these is another word for 'water divining'?

A: Dowsing
B: Panning
C: Prospecting
D: Tapping

UK S2E6 Ninth Question

What does a 'wainwright' make?

A: Wagons
B: Shoes
C: Boats
D: Rope

UK S2E5 Eighth Question (2)

If the fraction is 1/8th, and the decimal is 0.125, what is the percentage?

A: 12.5%
B: 15%
C: 15.5%
D: 18%

UK S2E5 Seventh Question (2)

What song gave 'Scaffold' their only UK No. 1 hit?

A: Michelle
B: Sweet Caroline
C: Mandy
D: Lily the Pink

UK S2E5 Sixth Question (2)

In which sport is 'Greco-Roman' a style?

A: Fencing
B: Archery
C: Gymnastics
D: Wrestling

UK S2E5 Fifth Question

In the rhyme 'Sing a Song of Sixpence', how many blackbirds were baked in a pie?

A: Twenty two
B: Twenty four
C: Twenty six
D: Twenty eight

UK S2E5 Fourth Question

Which Portuguese settlement has given its name to a popular wine and a cake?

A: Goa
B: Macao
C: Azores
D: Madeira

UK S2E5 Third Question

As what did Thomas Gainsborough find fame?

A: Composer
B: Novelist
C: Poet
D: Painter

UK S2E5 Second Question

What crime is 'larceny'?

A: Starting fires
B: Kidnapping
C: Murder
D: Theft

UK S2E5 First Question

Where was the sitcom 'Hi De Hi' set?

A: A prison
B: A stately home
C: A railway station
D: A holiday camp

UK S2E5 "Fastest Finger First" Question

Starting with the the earliest, put these foods in order by when they traditionally appear during the year.

A: Pumpkin
B: Pancake
C: Hot Cross Bun
D: Christmas Cake

UK S2E5 Twelfth Question

Which American car manufacturer produced the Coronet and Charger models?

A: Oldsmobile
B: Cadillac
C: Dodge
D: Chevrolet

UK S2E5 Eleventh Question

In which film was Marilyn Monroe's dress blown up by an air vent?

A: The Misfits
B: The Seven Year Itch
C: Some like It Hot
D: Let's Make Love

UK S2E5 Tenth Question

Which of these poets was called Percy?

A: Byron
B: Keats
C: Auden
D: Shelley

UK S2E5 Ninth Question

What does a 'costermonger' sell?

A: Shoes
B: Hardware
C: Fruit
D: Meat

UK S2E5 Eighth Question

Complete this phrase from 'Mission Impossible', 'This tape will self destruct in ....

A: Five seconds
B: Ten seconds
C: Thirty seconds
D: Sixty seconds