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- What is the name of the pet
cat at 10 Downing St?
❑Larry
❑Gladstone
❑Paddington
❑Palmerston - The wire cage over a
champagne cork is known as
a what?
❑Jabot
❑Dongle
❑Aglet
❑Muselet - In Māori mythology, what is
Ranginui the god of?
❑Sky
❑Sea
❑War
❑Forest - Which was invented first, the
flute or the wheel?
❑Flute
❑Wheel
5. Whose last words were, “I’m
bored with it all”?
❑Kurt Cobain
❑Winston Churchill
❑Ray Charles
❑George HW Bush
6. In 2004, which country
issued a set of guitar-shaped
coins?
❑US
❑Portugal
❑Albania
❑Somalia
7. Gravity travels at the speed
of what?
❑Light
❑Sound
❑Electricity
8. What was the first sport to
have a world championship?
❑Football
❑Javelin
❑Wrestling
❑Billiards
9. What is the name of Donald
Duck’s lucky cousin?
❑Gladstone Gander
❑Scrooge McDuck
❑Daisy Duck
❑Mickey Mouse
10. Which Elton John hit
spent 14 weeks at No 1 on the
Billboard charts?
❑Your Song
❑Candle in the Wind
❑Crocodile Rock
❑Don’t Go Breaking My Heart
Answers on
page 62.
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by LAUREN
BUCKERIDGE
Quick
Questions
draw from the history of alco-
hol prohibition is that once
the genie is out of the bottle,
the best you can hope to do is
manage its worst effects.
One of the effects of can-
nabis concerns the presence
of harmful substances in
black-market drugs. Another
is the opportunity it gives
to criminals. Both of these
are familiar from the days of
alcohol prohibition. Proper
and carefully framed laws are
the best way to reduce these
problems.
Selwyn Boorman
(Waikanae)
TRAM TO NOWHERE MUCH
Jane Clifton (Politics, June
- imagines a political satire
producer saying, “Oh, come
ooon. What city in the world
runs a train to somewhere near
an airport?” Melbourne has a
tram that does just that.
Steve Benson
(Lower Hutt)