Wolfson Virtual Quiz: 1

Bright Eyes’ by Art Garfunkel was used in the soundtrack to which 1978 animated film?
Which UK airport has the IATA code GLA?
In which country was the renowned cricketer Brian Lara born?
Which metal has the chemical symbol Pb?
According to the idiom, what do ‘birds of a feather’ do?
Lemurs are native to which island?
Which sport is featured in the 2003 film ‘Seabiscuit’?
What is the product of the number of playing cards in a pack and the number of minutes in an hour?
Which comes first: Mothers’ Day in the UK or Mothers’ Day in the USA?
How many hours are there in a leap year?
The following objects all begin with the letter 'A'. What is this?
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Honey does not spoil. You could feasibly eat honey 3000 year old honey
True
False
Scotland has 20 different words for snow
True
False - they have more
The 'Windy City' name has nothing to do with the weather in Chicago
True
False
Peanuts are legumes NOT nuts
True
False
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