The answer to each numbered clue is a five letter word which begins with the last letter of the answer to the previous clue – and the answer to clue 1 begins with the last letter of the answer to clue 32. One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. Capital of Japan

2. Academy Award

3. Person from the Italian capital

4. After sunset, before sunrise

5. Type of partner dance

6. Frequently

7. Add "ia" to this country's name to get a different country

8. French for "red"

9. Additional

10. Japanese animation

11. Press this key to get a new line

12. One way to cook meat

13. Cheers!

14. Sight, taste, smelling, hearing, _____

15. You can get this from a bee

16. What a 90 year old was 70 years ago

17. ___ Domestic Product

18. You can sit on it, but you can't lean back

19. What you might do because it's very humourous!

20. Not light

21. Without this, no bread

22. Up for like, down for dislike

23. Nothing

24. Japanese letters adapted from Chinese

25. Gandhi's country

26. Hammer, ___, and stirrup in your ear

27. Fortunate

28. Delicious

29. Country in the Middle East

30. Gasses such as helium, neon, argon, etc...

31. One who is barred from his home country

32. Homophone of ate

There are hundreds of different Native American tribes. I suspect that most of us, like me, are only familiar with a few (in my case from seeing so many western movies and tv progs as a child 😎). So, I’ve listed 18 tribes,most of which will hopefully be familiar to you - I’ve given the initial letter and the number of letters. One guess at each tribe. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. A 6

2. A 7

3. A 9

4. B 9

5. C 8 (3 answers – 1 point each)

6. C 4

7. H 4

8. K 5

9. M 7

10. M 6

11. N 6

12. P 6

13. S 5

14. S 8 (2 answers – 1 point each)

15. S 7

Each image in this post and in the following two comments contains 4 possible answers as to the Latin expression which may be translated in the manner shown. All you have to do is guess which of the 4 answers is the correct one. One answer per image which are numbered 1-10. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Some more general knowledge questions. How many can you guess? One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. What religion has the most followers in India?

2. By what name is Dwayne Johnson better known?

3. What animal is featured on the coat of arms of Australia?

4. What is the mediaeval French town featured in Kate Mosse’s novel Labyrinth?

5. What book series features characters named Bella, Edward, and Jacob?

6. In what video game can one do a Tiger Uppercut or a Hadouken?

7. What gift is traditionally given on a 35th wedding anniversary?

8. What is the capital of Queensland, Australia?

9. What company dominates the diamond industry?

10. Who is seventh in line to the British throne?

11. There are 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac. Which one is fictional?

12. What was prohibited in the U.S. during Prohibition?

13. What country's stock market closed in 1917 and didn't open again until 1992?

14. Who was the first Christian emperor of Rome?

15. What is the name for the period between Ash Wednesday and Easter?

16. Who parodied Adolf Hitler in the movie "The Great Dictator"?

17. On which island would you find the Proboscis Monkey living in the wild?

18. In what modern-day country was the Peloponnesian War fought?

19. What type of equation has the formula: ax2 + bx + c = 0

20. What was the most commonly-used writing instrument in the western world
from the 6th–19th centuries?

Below are the names of 9 novels. Six of these were written by Stephen King, of which 3 were first published in the 1980s. Your challenge is to name those 3 1980s novels. Entries limited to 3 guesses. Your entry will be credited with:

- 2 points for each correct guess
- 1 point for each guess that is a Stephen King novel but not one first published in the 1980s
- Minus 1 point for a guess that is not a Stephen King novel

No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Christine

Firestarter

The Whistling

The Tommyknockers

Insomnia

Cujo

The Shining

The Fog

Odd Thomas

There are 11 countries in the world which have a one word name that contains two or more Os. How many can you name​? Entries limited to 11 guesses. To assist they break down into:

South America (1)
Europe (4)
Africa (5)
Asia (1)

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Each answer to the 24 clues below is a single word that begins with C. You have to guess the word I am looking for. How many can you get​? One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. French word for coffee

2. "The Friendly Ghost"

3. Animals fight here

4. City which is home to Harvard University

5. Last name of designer Coco

6. Process of releasing repressed emotions

7. Lover of Caesar and Antony

8. Sherlock Holmes' drug of choice

9. Character played by Peter Mayhew

10. Army rank one above lieutenant

11. Soldiers on horseback

12. One of the two biggest cities in Africa

13. London accent with rhyming slang

14. Former name of Kolkata

15. Name of a Bay on the Irish Sea

16. Manager of a museum collection

17. Major river that empties into the Gulf of California

18. Coal mine warning bird

19. Yo-Yo Ma's instrument

20. Disease of the liver

21. General Motors luxury brand

22. Mao's job title

23. 1972 Liza Minnelli film

24. City whose annual rodeo is called a "Stampede"

The 7 images below give clues to the name of food items. How many can you get? Use the numbers shown - the ones I've omitted were ultra-American. One guess per clue and you have to get the answer I'm looking for . No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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The haiku is a Japanese poetic form that consists of three lines, with five syllables in the first line, seven in the second, and five in the third. Each numbered set of statements below contains a Haiku which is a clue to the title of a well movie. How many can you guess​? One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. 1990
No adults to help, defend a house at Christmas, boy versus robbers

2. 2013
Princess ice powers, can make a living snowman, freeze a whole kingdom

3. 2009
Put balloons on house, fly to southern paradise, find exotic bird

4. 1991
Hideous monster, must win love of fair young girl, candelabra helps

5. 1986
Pilots and wingmen, deadly dogfight skills to learn, in the danger zone

6. 1995
On Australia farm, herding sheep with magic words, pig surpasses dog

7. 1994
Wrongly imprisoned, a good man crawls to freedom, thanks Rita Hayworth

8. 2015
Left for dead in storm, potato farming science, survive red planet

9. 1999
Simulated world, humans used for batteries, find the chosen one

10. 1983
Tony Montana, drugs money power women, little friendly gun

11. 2015
Consume raw liver, suffer grizzly bear attack, capture Oscar prize

12. 2014
Crops on Earth failing, astronaut goes through wormhole, finds better planet

13. 2009
For human profit, destroy the alien moon, unobtanium!

14. 1989
Nazis want a mug, that can grant eternal life, archaeology!

15. 2014
Band director jerk, to make perfect jazz music, never says good job

16. 1972
Thirties in Berlin, Nazis cracking down old chum, on fun and dancing

A demonym is a word that identifies a group of people (inhabitants, residents, natives) in relation to a particular place (country, state, region or city). Below are 21 places – you have to guess the demonym for its inhabitants etc. For example, if Scotland were listed the answer would be Scottish or Scotsman : if London were listed it would be Londoner. How many can you guess​? One guess per clue. Easy to start but gets more difficult. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. Philippines

2. Denmark

3. Spain

4. Wales

5. New Zealand (slang)

6. Berlin

7. Venice

8. Troy

9. Cyprus

10. Flanders

11. Canada (slang)

12. Liverpool

13. Moscow

14. Phoenix

15. Genoa

16. Birmingham (slang)

17. Liverpool (slang)

18. Indiana

19. Naples

20. Brittany

21. Los Angeles

Below are 24 clues to the names of an element in the Periodic Table. How many can you guess​? One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. First element in the Periodic Table

2. Used in thermometers

3. What the Statue of Liberty is made from

4. Found in milk

5. Most common in the atmosphere

6. Smells like rotten eggs

7. Named for the Greek word for sun

8. Combined with copper to form brass

9. Diamonds are made of it

10. Malleable, ductile, and valuable

11. Nutrient found in bananas

12. Used in a once-popular type of advertising sign

13. Extremely poisonous metalloid

14. Pipes made of this are being replaced

15. Argentina is named for it

16. Comes between uranium and plutonium

17. Along with chlorine, it makes salt

18. Also the name of a California "Valley"

19. Most common element in the human body

20. Bronze is made from copper and this

21. Element starting with "X"

22. Named for Germany

23. A mineral that is important for normal bone structure in the body

24. In the past, it was painted on watch hands to make them glow

Below is a list, in random order, of 8 internal bodily organs. What you have to do is to place them in order as to how high in the human body they occur (where 1 is highest and 8 is lowest). No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play.  Good luck.


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Lungs

Stomach

Thyroid

Heart

Bladder

Kidneys

Liver

Intestines

Each numbered clue below describes the origin of the name of a country. You have to guess the name of the country. One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. "Equator" in Spanish

2. A derivation of Marrakesh, the former capital

3. Describes its importance to the trade in elephant tusks

4. Named for a river that drains into the Dead Sea

5. Spanish for "silvery"

6. Named after the second highest mountain in Africa

7. "Village" in the Iroquois language

8, Sanskrit for "holy island"

9. "Indian Islands" in Greek

10. Named after a rich Biblical king

11. "Lion Mountains"

12. An adaptation of its former name: "The Gilbert Islands"

13. Describes its position in the middle of the continent

14. Derived from Latin. Julius Caesar used it to refer to all tribes east of the Rhine.

15. A portmanteau of Punjab, Afghania, Kashmir, Sindh, and Baluchistan

16. Named after Maurice of Nassau, leader of the Netherlands

17. German for "light stone"

18. Combination of the country's peninsula and its ruling royal family

19. Named for a Viking tribe that settled along the Black Sea

20. Spanish for "old" and "bearded"

21. Variation of the Spanish for "low sea"

Each of the below is a clue to a single word which begins with EC. The word I am looking for has the number of letters shown in brackets. How many can you guess? One guess per clue and you have to get the word I was looking for. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.


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1. Relating to the Christian Church or its clergy (14)

2. We seem to hear about them a lot these days causing mayhem (13)

3. The branch of economics concerned with the use of mathematical methods (especially statistics) in describing economic systems (12)

4. Album track by Pink Floyd that runs to more than 23 minutes (6)

5. Term used in spiritualism to denote a substance or spiritual energy (9)

6. Plant commonly known as Coneflower (9)

7. Character from the Goon Show (6)

8. Staffordshire town (10)

9. Also known as the Spiny Anteater (7)

10. Deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources (8) -

11. The study of organisms and how they interact with the environment around them (7)

12. You may be invited to their uppers (if you’re lucky or you stay around long enough 😎) (8)

13. Forerunner of the Euro (3)

14. Skin disease (6)

15. Surname of Dr Who actor (9)

16. Can be seen in Wisbech on sea (4)

17. Tasty reapplication of lacier (6)

18. Something you might watch with special glasses (7)

19. Deviating from the recognized or customary character (9)

Each image in this post and in the following two comments contains 4 possible answers as to the sport that is shown being played - many a bit obscure. All you have to do is guess which of the 4 answers is the correct one. One answer per image which are numbered 1-10. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Below are 20 classic novels. Your challenge is to guess the name of the author of each. One point per correct answer – one guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. Black Beauty

2. Tom Jones

3. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court

4. Pride and Prejudice

5. Lorna Doone

6. Tarzan of the Apes

7. King Solomon’s Mines

8. Call of the Wild

9. Anne of Green Gables

10. Uncle Tom’s Cabin

11. The Hunchback of Notre Dame

12. 20,000 Leagues under the sea

13. The Count of Monte Cristo

14. Crime and Punishment

15. Kidnapped

16. Ivanhoe

17. Westward Ho

18. Wuthering Heights

19. The Shape of Things to Come

20. Moby Dick

Some general knowledge questions. How many can you guess? One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. For what does the C in UNESCO stand?

2. In which region of Spain did Gazpacho originate?

3. By weight and value, what is the most commonly grown crop in the United States?

4. What is the heaviest internal human organ?

5. What term refers to a luxurious apartment on the top floor of a tall building?

6. What is the main ingredient in hummus?

7. What country, despite having a population of just 5.5 million, has won more Winter Olympics medals than any other?

8, Which US State is known as the Garden State?

9. What book is about an English aristocrat named Viscount Greystoke ?

10. What is the easternmost major city in Australia?

11. What comes in Pillbox and Panama varieties?

12. What is the first name of actresses McAdams and Weisz?

13. What is the modern birthstone for the month of July?

14. What country's capital is Ulaanbaatar?

15. How many UK counties start with the letter S

16. What element has the symbol Sn?

17. Which ancient city-state was ruled by King Leonidas?

18. What is the main constituent of white sugar?

19. In what city do the movies "Robocop" and "Gran Torino" take place?

20. Whose wife was turned into a pillar of salt?

Below are 10 of Elton John’s hits from the 70s arranged in random order.. Your challenge is to place them in order from the earliest (1) to the latest (10). One point per correct placing. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Daniel

Philadelphia freedom

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

Benny and the jets

Sorry seems to be the hardest word

Don’t let the sun go down on me

Someone saved my life tonight

Your Song

Crocodile Rock

Rocket man

Each of the numbered images below is a clue to the title of a movie. One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Below are 20 well known events with the year they took place.. Your challenge is to guess in which city each event took place. One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. 2001
September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center

2. 1989
Tiananmen Square massacre

3. 1789
Storming of the Bastille

4. 1963
Assassination of John F. Kennedy

5. 1963
Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech

6. 1812
The easternmost point of Napoleon's conquests

7. 1948
Supplies airlifted in to relieve this city from a Soviet blockade

8. 570
Birth of Muhammad

9. 1972
Terrorists kill members of the Israeli Olympic team

10. 1776
Continental Congress issues American Declaration of Independence

11. 1914
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand

12. 1979
Hostages kidnapped at American embassy

13. 1854
John Snow traces a cholera outbreak to a contaminated well

14. 1943
Turning point of WWII as Nazis fail to capture this city

15. 1589
Galileo drops two object of different mass from a tower to prove that they fall at
the same rate

16. 1967
"The Summer of Love"

17. 1968
Democracy movement crushed by Soviet tanks

18. 1836
Battle of the Alamo

19. 1974
Ali vs. Foreman, "The Rumble in the Jungle"

20. 1903
First powered flight

Each of the numbered sets of emojis below is a clue to the name of a country. One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Below are 25 UNESCO world heritage sites. Your challenge is to guess in which country each is located. One guess per clue. Easy to start but they get a bit harder towards the end. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. The Great Wall

2. Pyramids of Giza

3. Taj Mahal

4. Statue of Liberty

5. Babylon

6. Great Barrier Reef

7. Ancient Kyoto

8. Machu Picchu

9. Old City of Dubrovnik

10.Acropolis

11. Cologne Cathedral

12. Villages of Transylvania

13. Teotihuacan

14. Kilimanjaro National Park

15. Galápagos Islands

16. The Rideau Canal

17. Petra

18. Iguazu National Park

19.City of Potosí

20. Tikal National Park

21. Palace and Gardens of Schönbrunn

22. Brú na Bóinne - Archaeological Ensemble of the Bend of the Boyne

23. Blue and John Crow Mountains

24. Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test Site

25. Wieliczka and Bochnia Royal Salt Mines

Below are 18 images of animals. How many can you name? One answer per image and please number your guesses 1-18 L-R and T-B. with the second set of images being 10-18. AND NOTE that #s 3, 4. 6, 8 and 16 need two word answers to get the point. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Each image in this post and in the following two comments contains 4 possible answers as to in which year the construction of the featured building was completed. All you have to do is guess which of the 4 answers is the correct one. One answer per image which are numbered 1-10. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Your challenge today is to list the following things by how many there are of them - from the most (1) to the least (5). No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.


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Communications satellites currently in orbit

Number of cruise ship passengers in 2019 (i.e. just prior to Covid)

Active Facebook users in the UK

Legs on the largest millipede in the world

Species of beetles in the world

Each of the below is a clue to a single word which begins with DE. The word I am looking for has the number of letters shown in brackets. How many can you guess? One guess per clue and you have to get the word I was looking for. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.


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1. To divide (an organization or its work) into sections (15)

2. Name of the type of beetle shown in the image below (10)

3. Perennial flowering plant which owes its name to the Ancient Greek word for dolphin (10)

4. 1962 hit for Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd(10)

5. Imperfect or faulty (9)

6. A state of complete emptiness or destruction (10)

7. Nuclear missiles remain the main form of ??????? against possible aggression (10)-

8. Where you can find Tivoli Theme Park (7)

9. A recognized autonomous branch of the Christian Church (12)

10. The administration of one or more brief electric shocks to the heart (14)

11. Causing harm or damage (11)

12. District of Plymouth (9)

13. City that can be found in the garden very often (6)

14. Lacking the means to provide for oneself (9)

15. Song by the Eagles (9)

16. Waste or debris of any kind (8)

17. A person that lives or is found in a particular place (7)

18. To deprive a person in holy orders of ecclesiastical status (7)

19. 1972 movie (11)

20. Surname of actor who co-starred in Bridget Jones’ Baby (7)

21. Spread bets and traded options for example (11)

22. What they used to do at Bletchley Park (6)

23. Recede turns into an official order (6)

24. Steroid cream used to treat severe skin disorders such as eczema and psoriasis (9)

25. Type of crane with white plumes (10)

Each of the numbered images below is a clue to a word which begins with Para.... You have to guess the word. One guess and point per clue BUT #6 has two possible answers - 2 points if you can get both, 1 point for just getting one. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Some general knowledge questions. How many can you guess? One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.


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1. Who founded Facebook?

2. On which continent can you find Rheas?

3. What is the largest species of lizard?

4. What is the largest island in the Caribbean Sea?

5. What was the Soviet equivalent of the CIA?

6. Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, and the first person of any gender to win two?

7. When Jack fell down, what did he break?

8. How many years did the 100 years was last (to nearest 5)?

9. What country, along with the US, UK, Canada, and Australia is part of the "Five Eyes" intelligence community?

10. In what language is the motto of the English monarch written?

11. What, according to a supposed African proverb, does it take a village to do?

12. What singer is the subject of the movie "Walk the Line"?

13. What is the third book of Bible?

14. What instrument was Bix Beiderbecke most famous for playing?

15. What word can be formed by adding three letters to the middle of PANIC?

16. Who is He-Man's nemesis?

17. Who killed Achilles?

18. What city-state did Hannibal fight for?

19. What is the Japanese word for freshwater eel?

20. In what country would you be most likely to find a polder?

21. And finally, what are the three letters of the alphabet with which none of the elements in the periodic table start? (One point for each – 3 guesses only)

A different subject today - especially for art lovers if we have any in the Loop. Below are 15 images of art works. I'm looking for either the name of the artist or the name of the art work . Either will get you one point. One answer per image and please number your guesses 1-15 L-R and T-B. with the second set of images being 10-15. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Below are 21 clues to words ending with X. How many can you guess? One guess per clue. And they get a bit harder towards the end. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.


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1. Swiss luxury watchmaker

2. DNA shape: double _____

3. Guitarist Jimi

4. One of New York City's five boroughs

5. Antonym of prefix

6. Mythical creature found as a giant statue in Egypt

7. Latin for "King"; also a common name for dogs

8. Deadly disease eradicated in 1979

9. Company synonymous with copy machines

10. Body part also known as the voice box

11. Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse were part of this group of tribes

12. Opposite of the solstice

13. Capital of Nova Scotia

14. Infection caused by the bacteria Bacillus anthracis

15. Brand of heat-resistant glassware

16. Plant substance used to make rubber

17. Female version of the word aviator

18. River on the border of Earth and Hades

19. Time machine component: ____ capacitor

20. Military formation employed by Alexander the Great

21. Twin of Castor in Greek mythology

Below is a list of the 12 Football League clubs in London. Your challenge is to list them in order from the club whose ground is furthest North (1) to the one whose ground is furthest South (12). IMPORTANT NOTE, two clubs share the #7 spot as there is no discernable difference between them (SO YOU NEED TO PUT TWO ANSWERS FOR #7 AND NO ANSWER FOR #8). One point for each one in the right place. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Chelsea
Leyton Orient
West Ham
Crystal Palace
Fulham
Arsenal
Millwall
AFC Wimbledon
Brentford
Tottenham
QPR
Charlton

Ten picture clues to the name of a well known music star or group. One answer per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Below are the names of six female celebrities who have been married several times. Your challenge is to list them in order from the lady with the most marriages (1) to the one with the least (6). One point for each one in the right place. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Liz Taylor

Kim Kardashian

Zsa Zsa Gabor

Melanie Griffith

Joan Collins

Rue McClanahan

Eight more dingbats – you have to guess the saying/expression/idiom. Basically just say what you see. One answer per image and number your answers 1 to 8 L- R and T - B as they appear. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Below are the names of the nine countries which share a land border with Germany. Your challenge is to list them in order from the longest (1) to the shortest (9). One point for each one in the right place. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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France
Switzerland
Austria
Czech Republic
Poland
Denmark
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg

Each of the below is a clue to a single word which begins with CE. The word I am looking for has the number of letters shown in brackets. How many can you guess? One guess per clue and you have to get the word I was looking for. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.


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1. Refers to blood flow in the brain (14)

2. Cuttlefish and squid for example (11)

3. Plant also known as California Lilac (9)

4. 1980 hit for Kool and the Gang (11)

5. Uneven surface or dimpling of the skin (9)

6. Spinning device which separates fluids (10)

7. An ornament or display placed in the middle of a dining table (11)

8. Former name of country whose capital is now Sri Kotte Jayawardene (6)

9. Able or needing to be officially recorded (11)

10. A person who advocates the control of different activities and organizations under a single authority (10)

11. Chemical element with the symbol Ce and atomic number 58 (6)

12. From once risen a colour appears (6)

13. Movie title of different films from 2007 and 2020 (10)

14. Word that is often used to prefix TV series with a certain type of guests (9)

15. Creature from Greek mythology (7)

16. Apt to blame or condemn (10)

17. Muddled scared trees (6)

18. Natural pits or sinkholes often found in the Yucatan district of Mexico (7)

19. Widely regarded as the greatest writer in the Spanish language (9)

20. A 100th anniversary or its celebration (9)

21. In the middle of a Fifty percent reduction shows the middle (6)

22. Product associated with Portland (6)

Some general knowledge questions. How many can you guess? One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. Which capital city stands on the Tagus River?

2. Which Spice Girl is married to Christian Horner?

3. Who runs away with the spoon in Hey Diddle Diddle?

4. What Starbucks size, larger than a grande, is also the Italian word for "twenty"?

5. Who is Superman's main enemy?

6. What is the stage name of Marshall Mathers?

7. What toxic element were hatters once exposed to - causing some to become "mad"?

8. What was the name of Portugal's currency prior to the Euro?

9. To what is 111 often referred?

10. What is the only Olympic sport where the gender of the participant is not considered and men and women can directly compete against each other?

11. What famous document was King John forced to agree to 1215?

12. Other than Mexico and Canada, what country's territory lies closest to the United States?

13. The star Betelgeuse is pronounced like what two English words?

14. What does the Sandman bring to children?

15. If you follow the Yellow Brick Road, where do you end up?

16. To whom is the latin term “Regina” applied in the UK? (Answer needs to be more than one word)

17. What is the biggest stadium in the United Kingdom?

18. In the U.S., what profession is practised by a person who ends their name with "esquire"?

19. What famous Paris cabaret theatre has a name that means "Red Mill"?

20. The medical term strabismus applies to which part of the body?

Eight dingbats – you have to guess the saying/expression/idiom. Basically just say what you see. One answer per image and number your answers 1 to 8 L- R and T - B as they appear. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Below is a list of statements all of which apply to the USA. Your challenge is to guess either one of the countries that rank 2nd and 3rd behind the USA. One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. Largest economy at current exchange rates

2. Most English speakers (native)

3. Most English speakers (total)

4. Highest military budget

5. Most military arms exports

6. Most immigrants

7. Highest Christian population

8. Greatest total length of ski slopes

9. Most 100 meter dash gold medals

10. Most Nobel Prizes won

11. Highest population in the Western Hemisphere

12. Most nuclear power generated

13. Birthplace of the most Major League baseball players

14. Highest crude oil production (2020)

15. Most modern Olympic games hosted (through 2021)

16. Most Grand Slam tennis titles (Open Era)

17. Most major beauty pageant wins

18. Most Swimming gold medals

19. Country flag with the most stars

20. Earliest declaration of independence in the Americas

Eight dingbats – you have to guess the saying/expression/idiom. Basically just say what you see. One answer per image and number your answers 1 to 8 L- R and T - B as they appear. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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A fairly easy one today. Each image in this post and in the following two comments contains 4 possible answers as to how you would categorise the type of word that is described. All you have to do is guess which of the 4 answers is the correct one. One answer per image which are numbered 1-10. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Your challenge today is to guess the name of the country you would be in were you to cross the land border of the country listed below in the direction indicated. One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. Paraguay
South

2. North Macedonia
South

3. Ecuador
South

4. Bhutan
South

5. Bangladesh
North

6. Liechtenstein
West

7. Chad
North

8. Kuwait
South

9. Panama
East

10. Israel
West

11. Gambia
North, South or East

12. Togo
West

Below are images (not to scale of course) of the 8 planets in our solar system. All you have to do is guess which is which. One guess per image and number your guesses 1 to 8 from L-R and T-B. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.


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Ten more questions about food and drink – can you answer them all? One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. For what purpose is the ‘spurtle’, a Scottish kitchen tool, used?

2. The Japanese wine sake is produced from which substance?

3. Dolmades is a Greek dish wrapped in what?

4. ‘Purple Dragon’, ‘White Satin’ and ‘Bolero’ are varieties of which popular vegetable?

5. Which two main ingredients would you find in the Indian dish ‘Saag Aloo’?

6. Which beverage has been advertised with the slogan “It gives you wings”?

7. From which country does Efes beer originate?

8. What is the name for beef cut from the lower breast of the cow?

9. ‘Cornish Yarg’ cheese is wrapped in what before being left to mature?

10. What size of Champagne bottle holds 150 cl of wine?

Each Clue in this post and in the following comment contains a question with 4 possible answers. All you have to do is guess which of the 4 Asian countries is the correct one. One answer per image which are numbered 1-15. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Ten images of Italian food dishes - some familiar others perhaps not. How many can you name? One guess per image and you have to get the answer I'm looking for . No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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A fairly easy one today. The answer to each clue below is a four letter word which begins with the last letter of the previous clue. How many can you guess? One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. Plant for sunburn victims

2. One of the Great Lakes

3. Number divisible by two

4. Body part made of keratin

5. Neighbour of Vietnam

6, Wise man or a garden herb

7. One of the cardinal directions

8. Keyboardist's error

9. Animals that can be yoked

10. "Pleasant" city on the Riviera

11. "Way Out"

12. The London Underground

13. Sesame Street muppet

14. State in the U.S.

15. Country in the Middle East

16. A noble gas

17. Not far

18. 500 sheets of paper

19. Where coins are made

20. Opposite of huge

21. One side in the War of the Roses

22. 1,000

23. Gemstone that can have a rainbow "fire"

24. Capital of Peru

25. German carmaker symbolized by four rings

26. 2003 U.S. invasion target

27. This, for example

28. "Numeric" Japanese fighter plane

29. That hurts!

30. Zeus's wife

Some general knowledge questions. How many can you guess? One guess per clue. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. What, primarily, do giant pandas eat?

2. Which European country borders Brazil?

3. What word do Cod, Horn and Leeuwin have in common?

4. What movie took place on the moon of the planet Pandora?

5. What comet passes near Earth every 76 years?

6. In what year did Sri Lanka become a test playing nation?

7. What is necrotizing fasciitis commonly known as?

8. What comes between milli and nano?

9. From what fish's eggs does the most expensive caviar traditionally come from? (Two word answer needed)

10. What plant is used to make tequila?

11. What tongue-tied Bible character relied on his brother Aaron to do his public speaking?

12. 2, 3, 7, 11, and 19 are all examples of what type of number?

13. What is the name of the three-headed dog that guards Hades?

14. What word means either "a business tycoon" or "a bump on a skiing course"?

15. What are the three most-mentioned fashion labels in hip hop music? (1 point for each correct name)

16. What is a chorophobe afraid of?

17. What type of animal is a gharial – mammal, bird, fish or reptile?

18. What country is mostly located in Anatolia?

Ten emoji clues to the name of a well known song - how many can you name? One guess per clue and you have to get the answer I'm looking for . No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Each image in this post and in the following two comments contains 4 possible answers as to in which city the person named in the image was assassinated. All you have to do is guess which of the 4 answers is the correct one. One answer per image which are numbered 1-10. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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