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Question Paper for 10/04/02 (Cup Round 2) set by St Caths
(table of answers follow the table of questions)
Questions
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ROUND 1 |
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Which female athlete has won the London Marathon most times? |
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2. |
Which railway train operator runs the services from Birmingham to London Marylebone? |
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3. |
Which creatures "by a rule in nature teach the act of order to a peopled Kingdom"? |
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4. |
What are Goyim? |
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5. |
At which ground do Partick Thistle play? |
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6. |
What is troglodytes troglodytes? |
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7. |
Which English King was married to Eleanor of Provence? |
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8. |
Which game was invented by Charles Darrow? |
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ROUND 2 |
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1. |
In which year were the first Nobel Prizes awarded? |
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2. |
Who wrote "Quo Vadis"? |
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3. |
What were Chopin's two forenames? |
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4. |
Which Czech student set himself on fire in Wenceslas Square? |
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5. |
If an Indian recipe includes "ghobi" what ingredient would you use? |
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6. |
In Arthurian legend who accepted the challenge of the Green Knight? |
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7. |
On which London Underground line is Marble Arch? |
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8. |
Which team won their only FA Cup in 1946? |
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ROUND 3 |
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1. |
Whose horse was named Marengo? |
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2. |
When is All Souls Day? |
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3. |
Who painted "The Transfiguration"? |
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4. |
Where were the 1992 Winter Olympics held? |
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5. |
What is the motor-car international identification for Iceland? |
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6. |
What was the name of the ship from which Gulliver was shipwrecked? |
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7. |
How far is the popping crease from the stumps in cricket? |
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8. |
What is the common name of Fagus Sylvatica? |
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ROUND 4 |
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1. |
Who was Secretary-General of the U.N. between 1962 and 1972? |
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2. |
Which metal is extracted from Stibnite? |
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3. |
Which novelist lived in exile in the Channel Islands? |
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4. |
Who did Arthur Ashe beat to win his Wimbledon Singles Final? |
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5. |
Who was the last reigning Stuart monarch? |
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6. |
From which Paris railway station would you depart to travel to Bordeaux? |
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7. |
What was the name of the last manned mission to the moon? |
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8. |
What is the currency of Nigeria? |
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ROUND 5 |
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1. |
Who painted "the Garden of Earthly Delights"? |
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2. |
Who, in Shakespeare was described as being, "too full o’ th’ milk of human kindness"? |
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3. |
Who had a teddy-bear called Archibald Ormesby-Gore? |
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4. |
What does a rheostat control? |
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5. |
Name this weekend’s F.A. cup semi-finalists? |
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6. |
In which village did Miss Marple live? |
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7. |
What was Swampy’s real name? |
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8. |
Who painted the "Birth of Venus"? |
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ROUND 6 |
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Which element gets its name from the moon? |
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2. |
Which is the most populous city in South America? |
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3. |
In what year did Shergar win the Derby? |
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4. |
Which state is known as the "Tar-heels" state? |
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5. |
Who was the last British monarch to lead an army into battle? |
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6. |
Name the battle. |
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7. |
How is Beethoven's 3rd Symphony popularly known? |
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8. |
In which opera would you find the Anvil Chorus? |
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ROUND 7 |
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Collectively who are Clotho, Lachesis and Atropus? |
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2. |
In what year was the Battle of Flodden? |
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3. |
What is the name of the Red Engine in the Thomas the Tank Engine stories? |
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4. |
Who painted "Dejeuner sur l'herbe”? |
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5. |
Which modern European capital city was known as Hafnia at the time of the Roman Empire? |
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6. |
Which British P.M. was born in Canada? |
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7. |
In which Commonwealth Country are the Aberdare Mountains? |
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8. |
Who was the Wife of John Rolfe? |
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ROUND 8 |
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Which weapon was invented by Robert Whitehead'? |
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2. |
What is the capital of Mauritius? |
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A cran is used to measure what? |
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4. |
The painter Jacobo Robusti was better known by which name? |
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5. |
Who is MP for Leicester East? |
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6. |
On which river does Leicester stand? |
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7. |
Give a year in the life of Lucretia Borgia? |
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8. |
In the American Civil war who was the president of the Confederacy? |
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SPARES |
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Who is the heroine of the play Cymbeline? |
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2. |
Name a year in the life of Franz Schubert? |
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3. |
Which element is named after the Greek for violet? |
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4. |
How is Galanthus Nivalis better known? |
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5. |
How is ham and cheese on toast known to the French? |
Answers
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ROUND 1 |
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1. |
Ingrid Kristiansen |
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2. |
Chiltern Trains |
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3. |
(Honey) bees |
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4. |
Non-Jews |
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5. |
Firhill |
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6. |
The Wren |
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7. |
Henry II |
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8. |
Monopoly |
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ROUND 2 |
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1. |
1901 |
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2. |
Henryk Sienkiewicz |
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3. |
Frederic Francois |
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4. |
Jan Palach |
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5. |
Cauliflower |
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6. |
Sir Gawain |
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7. |
Central |
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8. |
Derby |
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ROUND 3 |
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1. |
Napoleon |
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2. |
November 2nd |
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3. |
Raphael |
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4. |
Albertville |
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5. |
IS |
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6. |
The Antelope |
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7. |
4 feet |
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8. |
The Beech |
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ROUND 4 |
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1. |
U Thant |
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2. |
Antimony |
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3. |
Victor Hugo |
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4. |
Jimmy Connors |
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5. |
Queen Anne |
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6. |
Gare d'Austerlitz |
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7. |
Apollo 17 |
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8. |
Naira |
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ROUND 5 |
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1. |
Hieronymus Bosch |
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2. |
Macbeth |
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3. |
John Betjeman |
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4. |
Voltage (electric current) |
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5. |
Arsenal, Chelsea, Fulham, Middlesbrough |
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6. |
St. Mary Mead |
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7. |
Daniel Hooper |
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8. |
Botticelli |
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ROUND 6 |
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1. |
Selenium |
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2. |
Sao Paulo |
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3. |
1981 |
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4. |
North Carolina |
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5. |
George II |
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6. |
Dettingen (1743) |
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7. |
Eroica |
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8. |
II Trovatore |
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ROUND 7 |
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1. |
The Fates |
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2. |
1513 |
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3. |
James |
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4. |
Manet |
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5. |
Copenhagen |
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6. |
Andrew Bonar Law |
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7. |
Kenya |
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8. |
Pocahontas |
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ROUND 8 |
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1. |
Torpedo |
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2. |
Port Louis |
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3. |
(Fresh) Herrings |
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4. |
Tintoretto |
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5. |
Keith Vaz |
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6. |
Soar |
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7. |
1480-1519 |
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8. |
Jefferson (Jeb) Davis |
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SPARES |
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1. |
Imogen |
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2. |
1797-1828 |
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3. |
Iodine |
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4. |
Snowdrop |
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5. |
Croque Monsieur |