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Mags – DOB 14/11/1969
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Thank you so much to everyone who took part.
Previous Answers
1. What is the name of the cafe in UK soap Coronation Street? – Roy’s Rolls
2. Which instrument has forty-seven strings and seven pedals? – Harp
3. In the nursery rhyme, who went to school with a lamb? – Mary
4. What is the national flower of Wales? – Daffodil
5. Which city does the River Lagan flow through? – Belfast
6. What is one quarter of 2,500? – 625
7. Which ocean surrounds the Maldives? – Indian Ocean
8. A Skull & Crossbones flag consists of a skull and how many long bones? – 2
9. In what year did the French Revolution end? – 1799
10. Which word can be placed before bottle, bell and bird? – Blue
11. How many minutes are there in 4 hours? – 240
12. In which year did the ITV soap change its name from Emmerdale Farm to Emmerdale? – 1989
13. In which country was Napoleon Bonaparte born? – France
14. Which animal can be seen on the Porsche logo? – Horse
15. Who was the first president of the USA ? – George Washington
16. Which planet is closest to our sun ? – Mercury
17. Which director is known for making Jaws, E.T., and Jurassic Park ? – Steven Spielberg
18. Who painted ‘The Scream’ ? – Edvard Munch
19. How many lives are cats said to have ? – Nine
20. What is the name of the highest mountain in Africa? – (Mount) Kilimanjaro
21. In what year did World War II end? – 1945
22. Is an avocado a fruit or a vegetable? – Fruit
23. What street does the British Prime Minister live on? – Downing Street
24. Who wrote ‘The Hunger Games’? – Suzanne Collins
25. Who is Liverpool Airport (UK) named after? – John Lennon
26. Which sea borders the north of Turkey? – Black Sea
27. In which sport is the Stanley Cup contested? – Ice Hockey
28. Kaiser Chiefs formed in which UK city? – Leeds
29. Who had hits with ‘Firework’ and ‘I Kissed a Girl’? – Katy Perry
30. In tennis what term refers to zero points? – Love
31. What is the capital of Morocco? – Rabat
August 2023 – Quiz – Win £10
This month we are having a quiz. Each day in August a different question will be displayed below. You just need to answer the question. If you manage to answer a question correctly you will receive 2 entries into the draw. If you manage to guess the answer correctly you will receive 2 entries into the draw. If you get it wrong you will receive 1 entry (just for giving it a try). All entries will be pooled at the end of the month and one winner drawn at random.
The competition started on 1st August 2023 and runs until the end of the month. The last question will be shown on 31st August 2023, with the winner being announced here on 1st September 2023. The winner will then have 24 hours to claim their £10 cash prize. If you don’t claim your prize by 11am on 2nd September 2023 you will unfortunately lose out. No late claims accepted.
Congratulations Mags, hope you claim 🤞😁
Congratulations mags, hope you collect your winnings. 🙂
Well done Mags.Enoy your win.😀
👍Right name – wrong spelling 👎
At least I still get a point 😀
Same. I wrote Katie. I think. Don’t remember now.
People have been rewarded full marks before for a wrong spelling.
I think it only costs you a point if some of the letters were there like K??Y
Hi Marie. With the quiz the spelling isn’t too important. As long as it is obvious from your answer who you mean then you will receive the full points. It is with the anagram games where the correct spelling is essential. Good luck! Daniel
That’s brilliant, Daniel, thank you.
Hope i get todays right, im not very good with countries, counties and cities. My Geography is terrible 🤞😂
I was so tempted to put “Sesame Street” for todays answer
Or Chester Lane
I have been trying to join this platform but I never saw my email confirmation email
Hi. I can see that you have already joined and clicked the activation link in your e-mail a few days ago and are fully registered. All the best, Daniel.
When will today’s question come up it is still showing yesterdays
Hi. This should already be showing. Good luck, Daniel
Yesterday’s question ‘where was Napoleon Bonaparte born? Answer seen as France when in fact He was born in Corsica.
I put Corsica, France as the answer
I also put Corsica
Taken from Google:
Napoleone Buonaparte was born in Ajaccio, Corsica, on 15 August 1769. He was the second of eight children born to Carlo Buonaparte, a lawyer descended from Tuscan nobility, and his young wife Maria-Letizia Ramolino. At the time of Napoleon’s birth, Corsica had been ceded to the French by the Genoese.
So doesn’t that make it France?
Corsica was part of France at that time, as it is today. I had to double-check this as I thought it was a trick question!
Corsica is an island but is still in France
Has anyone noticed how often there are questions without one simple, definitive answer? They’re open to such interpretation based on different definitions or perspectives, or require intense Googling to settle on what could be multiple acceptable answers! 5 – there are two cities; 9 – which revolution? There have been three so far; and today’s could be the distinct geographical island itself or its governing political owner, depends how you look at or say it!
There is a simple, definitive answer. The island is not, and was not at the time of his birth, a country, but part of a country. It’s like saying ‘In which country is Osborne House?’ and getting picky because it could be UK or Isle if Wight.
So then, tell me … which country are you based in? Scotland, Wales, England, Great Britain, plain old Britain, the UK, Northern Ireland, the Republic that is Éire, or just plain Ireland? Or somewhere really exotic like the Isle of Man?! 😜
Whatever my answer is to that still won’t make Corsica a country, so I don’t see how it is relevant.
That’s both missing and proving the point at the same time!!
Would you say the Isle of Wight is a country? No. I think you missed my point in saying that both islands share the same status – just an island off the mainland. So what point exactly is it that I was missing?
Are you for real?!
I’m very real, still waiting for you to explain how Corsica is a country. If you are struggling with my IoW comment, I am just pointing out that by your logic, the IoW is a country You seem incapable of explaining your comments, which makes it hard to discuss anything with you. Are you just one of those people that tries to be clever by picking holes in the questions? You failed. I still don’t see how your question of where I am from has anything to do with it. If you are comparing the constituent countries of the UK… Read more »
Wow you really need to get out more
Think many years ago there was s question where is Paris. To be bloody minded I answered USA (Texas). Got told yes but that’s not the answer they wanted. Rather an odd response, a correct answer is a correct answer.
Poor Hilde – another maths question!!
I thought exactly the same. Just google it Hilde 🤞
Many years of using VHS cassettes helped with today’s answer 😉
Todays question on the French Revolution was a difficult one. I had to Google it and got so many answers, I just had to guess in the end.
I just took the one from Wikipedia
Please don’t include math in the questions. I can’t do math. I admit I used Google for it. I can’t do math due to a bad primary school teacher. She excluded me from every math lesson because I was ‘stupid’ apparently and I never picked it up after that.
Although I know that this kind of thing did happen, I am shocked to hear someone say that this has had a lifelong impact. At least you realise that the teacher was bad, and not you. You just needed a different teaching method. You are clearly NOT ‘stupid’. (She actually said that? Unbelievable!). I’m sure you are aware that there are books, videos, computer games you could use, starting from the earliest age, to make sure you catch up on everything she could not be bothered to teach you, then build on it. OK, they are designed for children, but… Read more »
This was in Belgium 1976. I was 5 years old when I started primary school. I was in the back of the class, last seat in the corner. Math was taught using a small box which contained small wooden cubes in red and blue. When she handed them out, she was 1 box short and so I didn’t have one. I just looked at my neighbour the first time though it was hard not having my own box. The next time the same thing happened. You’d think she’d make arrangements or something but no. I never got a box. Every… Read more »
I was never very good at maths, but at 59 I’m slowly getting better, fractions are the worse, I can add and subtract and divide and multiply by 2. My teacher didn’t really help me, not as bad as your teacher but still preferred to help others. I have managed to learn most ofthe times tables but still have trouble with the 6x and the 7x.i also still count using my fingers sometimes. So i understand what your going through. My teacher didn’t call me stupid though so I’m grateful for that, ‘i’m also so sorry you went through that.… Read more »
What a horrible teacher you had, it gets my blood boiling when I hear about teachers treating children this way, it is still happening in schools today. I had a bad teacher that was at my primary school and secondary, for some reason she didn’t like me, my niece had problems even though she was very good at maths and in the top class they dropped her and a few others down because they didn’t have room but after my sister raised a row over it she was put back up but another girl said why not stay where she… Read more »
Technically, it runs through 2 cities. Hopefully they’ll both count.
I thought that but put the obvious
I thought that as well, think I’ve put the obvious one but hopefully either will be accepted
Prettier flower than the one from Scotland
Congrats Greeny123, hope you claim.
Good luck everyone for the new month
Well said 😁👍
Green123 didn’t claim their prize
Congratulations Greeny123
Good luck to all in this month.
Congrats on your win Greeny123 👏
Congratulations Greeny213 👏
Good luck to all in August 🤞