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Which Wars between the Houses of Lancaster and York started in St Albans in May 1455? | The Wars of the Roses |
How many wings does a butterfly have? | Four |
In the song “Scarborough Fair” which other herbs are mentioned apart from parsley and sage? | Rosemary and Thyme |
At which English monument do Pagans and Druids celebrate the summer solstice? | Stonehenge |
In which song will you hear the lyrics: “The living is easy fish are jumping and the cotton is high”? | Summertime |
In the popular children’s rhyme, “Mondays Child” which child works hard for his living? | Saturdays Child |
Which long running comedy programme on TV featured two comics with the same first name? | The Two Ronnies |
Which famous race do you associate with the Epsom Downs Racecourse? | The Derby |
In the Bond film Goldfinger, what was the name of Goldfinger's bodyguard? | Oddjob |
Which American state produces the most oil? | Alaska |
What is the name of water that collects in the bottom of a boat? | Bilge |
What breed of cat, rabbit, and goat have the same name? | Angora |
In the Hans Christian Andersen story, which little girl was found inside the petals of a flower? | Thumbelina |
Which spice is said to be a cure for sea sickness? | Ginger |
What would you find inside a Baked Alaska? | Ice Cream |
Of which island is St Peter’s Port the main town? | Guernsey |
Name Peter Rabbit's three sisters? | Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail |
What is the name of the famous hat that originated in Ecuador? | Panama |
Which British city has the most canals? | Birmingham |
It occurs once in a minute, twice in a week and once in a year! What is it? | The letter E |