20181028M Flashcards
(68 cards)
Making its debut mission in 1992 which was the last space shuttle to be built by NASA?
Endeavour
Played by Tony Shalhoub what is the forename of the TV detective with the surname Monk?
Adrian
Welwyn and Letchworth are Hertfordshire examples of what method of urban planning devised by Ebenezer Howard?
Garden city
Often called Mr Boddy in the US version of the game who is the victim in the British version of the board game Cluedo?
Dr Black
What is the name of the man who has organised the Glastonbury Festival of Music & Arts at his farm Worthy Farm since its foundation?
Michael Eavis
What name do Mars give to their collection which consists of miniature versions of popular Mars chocolate bars such as Maltesers Bounty and Twix?
Celebrations
Ian Maclaren S.R. Crockett and J.M. Barrie were associated with which Scottish school of fiction which took a more sentimental and idealised approach to Scottish life than earlier writers had done?
Kailyard School
Also known as the Lucayans which group of indigenous Caribbean peoples were the principal inhabitants of Cuba Trinidad Jamaica and Hispanola at the time of first European contact in the late 15th century?
Taino
Which South American country has the co-official languages Quechua and Aymara and the Sol as its currency unit?
Peru
Which current Tottenham Hotspur player was exempted from compulsory military service after he helped South Korea win the football tournament at 2018 Asian Games?
Son Heung-Min
Its six-letter name consists of two identical three-letter sequences. Beginning with B what passerine songbird is the national bird of Bahrain and Liberia?
Bulbul
The 1980 film Breaker Morant starring Edward Woodward in the title role takes place during which war?
Second Boer War
Which American pop art sculptor is known for his installations involving everyday objects such as Trowel I and Lipstick (Ascending) On Caterpillar Tracks?
Claes Oldenburg
Which former slave gave a speech 1852 in Rochester New York now known as The Hypocrisy of American Slavery?
Frederick Douglass
Which nation has won the Eurovision Song Contest a record seven times including a hat-trick of wins between 1992 and 1994?
Republic of Ireland
Introduced as part of the set of new 10p coins in March 2018 depicting aspects of British life what food dish represents the letter F?
Fish and chips
Also known as the perfect closed or standard cadence what name is given to a harmonic progression from the dominant to the tonic resulting in a sense of resolution and finality? It is heard at the end of many pieces of baroque classical and romantic music.
Authentic cadence
La Vie Est Belle is a popular perfume created by which French fashion house founded in 1935 by Guillaume d’Ornano and Armand Petitjean?
Lancôme
The novels July’s People; Waiting for the Barbarians and Cry The Beloved Country were all written by novelists from which African nation?
South Africa
Which Anglo-Saxon nobleman who led a revolt against the Normans in the marshy region of Ely was betrayed by the local monks in 1071 but escaped arrest and was never heard of again?
Hereward the Wake
Sharing its name with American automotive battery and solar panel manufacturer which SI derived unit of magnetic flux density is named after a Serbian-born engineer?
Tesla
In 2018 it was announced that which broadcaster would step down from hosting the Radio 2 breakfast show in 2019 having performed that role since 2010?
Chris Evans
What was the forename of the nine-month old boy with the epithet Little who learnt to fear a white rat as a result of classical conditioning in an experiment carried out by psychologist John B. Watson?
Albert
Who won Britain’s first ever Olympic skiing medal a bronze in women’s slopestyle at the 2018 Winter Olympics?
Izzy Atkin