QUIZZLE 24 (2024)
IN AID OF Carradale Village Hall Funds £2 per QUIZZLE A prize of 20% of the
takings will be awarded to the entry with the most correct answers. In the
event of a tie, a draw will take place to decide the winner.
CLOSING DATE
TUESDAY 12th January 2025
Completed
sheets to be returned to:-
Tony Leighton, Periwinkles, Waterfoot. Carradale.
Campbeltown. PA28 6QX
e-mail/ address (please write clearly)…………………………………………………………………
eg |
7D in a W |
= 7 days in a week |
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1P,2P, 3P,4, 5P,6P,7P, M |
1 potato, 2 potato, 3 potato, 4, 5 potato, 6
potato, 7 potato more. |
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A as 2 P in a P
|
Alike as 2 peas in a pod. |
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a T has 3C
|
a tricorn has 3 corners. |
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4 S in the Y |
4 seasons in the year. |
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6C in NI |
6 counties in Northern Ireland. |
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6 S on a H |
6 sides on a hexagon. |
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7 S on the H of the S of L |
7 spikes on the head of the Statue of Liberty. |
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7 for a SN to BT |
7 for a secret never to be told. |
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a SITS9
|
a stitch in time saves 9. |
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10 GBH on the W
|
10 green bottles hanging on the wall. |
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The D at AP is L with 11,500T |
The dome at Attingham Park is lined with more than
11,500 tiles. |
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5 D on the HH
|
5 digits on the human hand. |
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JO was 9 WHT the C in 1972 |
Jimmy Osmond was 9 when he topped the charts in
1972. |
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HaH,
HaD. W:1234. (PS) |
Here’s a house, here’s a door. Windows: 1234.
(Play School). |
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In 1919 LNA B the FFM of P |
In 1919 Lady Nancy Astor became the first female
member of parliament. |
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AWP 125 YA |
Aspirin was patented 125 years ago. |
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(in S) a M is W 500 P |
(in slang) a monkey is worth 500 Pounds. |
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80 YA in the GE 76 PBO |
80 years ago in the Great
Escape 76 prisoners broke out |
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5 A(I )BNO
in B |
5 adult
(Imago) butterflies overwinter in Britain according to Country file 18/2/24. |
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The TA in S was F in M 1974 |
The Terracotta Army in Shaanxi was found in March
1974. |
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70 is 3SY and 10
|
70 is 3 score years and ten. |
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58 L in the LPN in W |
58 letters in the longest place name in Wales. |
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The CT is 31M (to the NM) |
The Channel Tunnel is 31 miles (to the nearest
mile). |
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L20 the DZ |
L20 the Deeside Zeppelin |
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CEW the WSC 3T
|
Chris Evert won the Wimbledon Singles Championship
3 times. |
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In 1994 BGB18P of LdVN
for $30.8 M |
In 1994 Bill Gates bought 18 pages of Leonardo da
Vinci’s notebook for $30.8 million (UCB 2/4/24) |
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CDW a T of 2C
|
Charles Dickens wrote a Tale of 2 Cities. |
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IWD –was on M8 this Y |
International Women’s Day-was on March 8th
this year. |
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44LC (in the W) |
44 landlocked countries. |
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BLW the O 4T |
Bobby Locke won the Open 4 times. |
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P is 2PA,8PC &90PT |
Pewter is an alloy of at least 3 metals. (copper,tin &antimony) |
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WS-B to be B&D on A23 |
William Shakespeare- believed to be born and die
on April 23rd. |
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A la R in D is a 16-SC |
A la Ronde in Devon is a 16- sided cottage. |
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In 1924 MC R a LSR of 146mph |
In 1924 Malcolm Campbell reached a land
speed record of 146 mph. |
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80K=50M
|
80 kilometres = 50
miles. |
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15/4/1964 12M were C of the GTR & J for a T of
307 Y |
15/4/1964 12 men were convicted of the Great Train
Robbery & jailed for a total of 307 years. |
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c55,000M of R in the UK |
c55,000 miles of rivers in the UK. |
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200Y -the BA of the RNLI (2024) |
200 years- the bicentenary Anniversary of the RNLI
(2024). |
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B, H is H to 148A of O. |
Brockhampton, Herefordshire is home to over 145
acres of orchards. |
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SCM7 BM |
Sean Connery made 7 Bond movies. |
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The F2BS were B&B |
The first 2 British stamps were black and blue. |
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40 YA-AJDGF |
40 years ago Alec Jeffrey
discovered genetic fingerprinting |
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The SR of 2 is K as PC |
The square root of 2 is known as
Pythagoras’s Constant. |
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238 LSA the C of the UK and I |
238 lifeboat stations around the coast of
the UK and Ireland. |
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A 71P of the ES is CBW |
About 71 percent of the earth’s surface is covered
by water. |
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A Q is1F by 15Z |
a quadrillion is 1 followed by 15 zeros. |
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In the GMD 266 MD |
In the Gresford Mining
Disaster 266 men died. |
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SKIL in A1930
|
Saint Kilda inhabitants left in August 1930. |
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624P in NTH |
624 places in the National Trust Handbook. |
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A is the 1st AL in a D |
Aardvark is the first animal listed in a dictionary. |
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85YA the U of SHA-SS |
85 years ago the
unearthing of Sutton Hoo’s Anglo-Saxon ship. |
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Clues to UK BRIDGES |
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of Harry Potter Fame |
Glenfinnan Railway Viaduct |
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Irish symbol of peace |
Derry’s Peace Bridge |
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A
Irish clue in Lillian Beckwith’s book “A rope in Case” |
The Carrick-a rede rope Bridge, Armagh NI |
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It’s the Welsh bridge that connects water below
and alongside |
Pontcysyllte
Viaduct “The bridge
that connects” |
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In the blink of an eye? |
Gateshead Millennium Bridge in Newcastle “Blinking
eye” |
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A sign it’s not for cars |
Infinity Bridge, Stockton on Tees |
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Latest to come forth! |
Queensferry Bridge |
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Bridge for tool worker? |
Hammersmith Bridge, London |
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Dead nagged? |
Carrbridge
Packhorse Bridge , Cairngorms “The Coffin Bridge” |
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Satan’s got three on top of each other! |
Devil’s Bridge Ceredigion, Wales |
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Alternative spelling for what’s above |
Skye Bridge |
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A bridge for Scottish soldiers? |
Coldstream Bridge |
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A plum London bridge |
Royal Victoria
Dock Bridge |
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Has the last remaining gate tower |
Monnow Bridge |
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TREES Eg c . e .
. . u . |
c.h.e.s.t.n.u.t |
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. a . |
oak |
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. y . a . . . . |
sycamore |
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. . . n . |
plane |
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. . w .
. |
rowan |
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. . r |
fir |
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h . . . h . . . |
hawthorn |
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. s . |
ash |
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. . r . h |
birch |
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. . p l . |
maple |
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. o .
. y |
holly |
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. p . . e |
apple |
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. . w |
yew |
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. y . . e . . |
cypress |
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. . . m |
plum |
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. . r . . |
Larch |
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w .
. l . . |
willow |
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a . . r |
acer |
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ANAGRAMS for a
taste of Scotland Eg SKEPRIP |
KIPPERS |
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ULICNNKKELS (2) |
CULLEN SKINK |
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TOESKAAC |
OATCAKES |
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BOARKHASRTSOIME (2) |
ARBROATH SMOKIES |
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GGSAHI |
HAGGIS |
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TRSCOOHHCBT (2) |
SCOTCH BROTH |
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UBBLANKC (2) |
BLACK BUN |
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DSAHEROBRT |
SHORT BREAD |
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GDNMIPUL |
DUMPLING |
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LOAASBUTETMSIIC (2) |
OATMEAL BISCUITS |
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IBAVLATTALELN (2) |
VANILLA TABLET |
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KBAGPDNUCLID (2) |
BLACK PUDDING |
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DAAAEMMLR |
MARMALADE |
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VISTSOE |
STOVIES |
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CCAEEEKIOLK |
COCKALEEKIE |
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NECTAOOSSPTO (2) |
POTATO SCONES |
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NNCACAHAR |
CRANACHAN |
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Clues to titles of FILMS eg
the barrier breakers |
The Dam Busters |
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Bomb scientist |
Oppenheimer |
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If times do so much! |
The Sound of Music (anagram) |
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Heroic Centre |
Braveheart |
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A frozen striped animal round Waverley |
Ice Station Zebra |
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Blown away |
Gone with the wind |
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The Church
support for a child |
The Godfather |
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Boastful with attitude? |
Pride and prejudice |
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Less than three months in circumnavigation? |
Around the world on 80 days |
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The search for an overdrawn colour
month? |
The Hunt for Red October |
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Short meeting |
Brief Encounter |
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That is a sting first |
Barbie |
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The bird has come down |
The Eagle has Landed |
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