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To plan ahead for what we can afford to spend is to... budget budgit budgeet buddget budgget In order to write to someone, I need their... address adress addres adres a dress To go before is to... precede preceed preseed precead preecede If you put sugar into water it will... dissolve dessolve disolve dissolv dessolv Something that you are not allowed to do is... forbidden fourbidden forebidden forbiden forrbidden How many toes do seventeen people have? 170 153 136 187 204 With which sport do you associate Wimbledon? tennis badminton athletics squash hockey Which sport is played at the Oval and Trent Bridge? cricket soccer rugby hockey athletics Which Italian city has canals instead of roads? Venice Florence Milan Pisa Naples What is the capital city of Spain? Madrid Barcellona Malaga Cadiz Valencia Which is Great Britain's longest river? Severn Thames Trent Mersey Humber Which is the odd one out? The Moon Venus Earth Saturn Jupiter What would you find in a paddy field? rice potatoes bamboo corn tea Which is the world's longest river? Nile Amazon Yangtze Niger Volga What would you do with a gondola? ride in it eat it wear it sing it read it What would you do with a sari? wear it eat it ride in it read it dig with it Which king ruled over the Knights of the Round Table? Arthur Alfred John Ethlered Canute How many years are there in a decade? 10 100 20 25 50 Picasso was famous as what? an artist an author a composer an actor a poet Which type of animals only eat plants? herbivores carnivores omnivores predators parasites A female fox is called a... vixen bitch vixette leveret levite When are nocturnal animals most active? night time day time winter spring autumn Great Britain's flag is called the... Union Jack St George St Patrick Tri-colour Tri-cross How many days are there in a Leap Year? 366 365 367 356 376 Which planet is the furthest away from the Sun? Pluto Neptune Uranus Jupiter Saturn How many months have 31 days? 7 6 5 8 9 The Mary Rose was built for Henry VIII. What was it? a galleon a castle a house a theatre a telescope Which of these countries is not in Asia? Colombia India Sri Lanka Nepal Mongolia Franklin showed lightning to be electricity, using what? a kite a bulb a bell a bicycle a pole Which is the world's smallest state? Vatican City Monaco Luxembourg Gibralta Hong Kong The longest mountain range is the... Andes Alps Rockies Himalayas Brazilian In which city is the world's tallest building? Chicago New York Dallas London Melbourne The Great Barrier Reef surrounds which country? Australia New Zealand Madagascar Japan Greenland Where did the Great Fire of London start? Pudding Lane Druid Lane Tower Road The Strand Bond Street In the army, the rank above corporal is... sergeant sergent sargeant sargent seargent Many sports are a form of... exercise excercise exersise exsercise exsersise Something that goes on for ever is... infinite infinnite infinate infenite infinight The birds in Trafalgar Square are... pigeons pidgeons pideons pigoens piggeons To pick up radio signals you may need an... aerial arial aereal areal arrial The walk way through the centre of a church is the... aisle aisel aile aissle aislle The height of something is its... altitude altetude alttitude alltitude altatude To be correct and precise is to be... accurate acurate accurrate acurrate accuratte To make something easier is to... simplify simplefy simpliffy simplifie simpllifie Something that shines is... luminous lumenous luminus lumminus lummanus Where do swallows migrate to in winter? Africa S. Europe Asia S. America N. America Goslings are the young of which birds? geese swans ducks eagles sparrows Which is the odd one out? a bat an owl a swan a rook a pheasant Which is the odd one out? tomato potato onion carrot parsnip What kinds of animals eat both meat and plants? omnivores carnivores herbivores ruminents parasites How many corners does a cube have? 8 6 12 4 16 Jane Eyre is a... book explorer author artist musician Which acid is present in vinegar? acetic citric sulphuric nitric hydrochloric Which of these contains the most vitamin C? fresh fruit fresh meat lemonade bread butter What is the national emblem of England? a rose a dragon a thistle a cross a sword Which motorway circles London? M25 M23 M2 M18 M1 Which river do you associate with Liverpool? Mersey Trent Thames Severn Tyne Which is the longest river in the world? Nile Andes Amazon Mississippi Yangtze What is a "Portuguese Man of War"? a jellyfish a ship a submarine a missile a soldier What is the patella? knee cap hip bone thigh bone shin bone collar bone Which is the lightest? hydrogen helium aluminium iron silver Which is the odd one out? carbon copper gold silver zinc What type of scientist studies the environment? an ecologist a botanist a chemist a zoologist a geologist Which of these is not a blood group? AO AB O A B "They went to sea in a sieve, they did." Who did? the Jumblies the Wombles the Amazons the Swallows the Goblins What is a meteorologist concerned with? the weather meteors stars comets the tide Where might you find a font and an altar? a church a theatre a cinema a station an airport What part of your body would a chiropodist examine? feet head mouth ears hands Who went to sea with the Owl in a pea green boat? the Pussy cat the Puppy dog the Teddy bear the Robin the Blackbird If you were a projectionist where would you work? a cinema a bank a hospital a garage a shop Who might use a scalpel? a surgeon a bank clerk a baker a grocer an optician What is the binary number 1011 equal to? 11 7 27 21 3 The Roman Numeral L equals... 50 500 100 10 1000 UNO stands for United Nations... Organisation Office Officials Order Ordination EEC stands for European Economic... Community Club Committee Creed Command Which animals would you find in an apiary? bees apes monkeys wasps bears