Cornwall: Land of Giants

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1. Which of these is a cathedral city? Truro Newquay Bodmin Penzance

2. Which material is most closely associated with mining in the county, especially in Redruth and Camborne? Answer: (It's not particularly expensive)

3. Cornwall is the only county in the UK with two separate north/south coastlines. True False

4. Which of these towns is NOT in Cornwall? Saltash Hugh Town Tavistock Bude

5. Which of these beaches is not in Newquay? Crantock Lusty Glaze Fistral Gwithian

6. What is considered the main food symbol of Cornwall? Answer: (One Word)

7. What colour is the flag of Cornwall? Black and gold White and red Black and red Black and white

8. What is Cornwall's top tourist attraction? Tate Gallery Land's End The Eden Project Falmouth Maritime Museum

9. Where does the main line railway end in Cornwall? Hayle Penzance Newquay Land's End

10. Cornwall houses the biggest satellite station in the world. What is it called? Helston Earth Station Kestrel Downs Earth Station The Lizard Earth Station Goonhilly Earth Station

11. Where is Cornwall's main port? Plymouth St Mary's Falmouth Newquay

12. Who is the patron saint of Cornwall? St Piran St Barnabas St Agnes St David

13. In the Cornish language, Cornwall's motto is 'Onen hag al'. What does this translate to? One For All One And All All For One All Bar None

14. And what is the Cornish word for 'Cornwall'? Kernow Kornal Karnew Kornell

15. Richard Trevithick was a well-known Cornish inventor. But what was his most famous invention? An early catalytic converter Locomotive Steam engine Internal Combustion Engine