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A Life in a Quiz - My Sister

Created by bucknallbabe

Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Mixed UK
A Life in a Quiz  My Sister game quiz
"Significant dates, people and places in my sister's life have inspired an assortment of questions with a UK bias - if you don't know the right answer, you may know the wrong ones!"

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. My sister was born on 5th March. In which part of the United Kingdom do the people celebrate St Piran's Day on this date?
    Wales
    Cornwall
    Scotland
    Northern Ireland


2. She was born in Alsager, Cheshire. Alsager House was the fictional setting for an episode of "Jonathan Creek". Which actor played Jonathan?
    Alan Ayckbourn
    Alan Bates
    Alan Rickman
    Alan Davies


3. My sister was always accident prone and, when she was four, nearly drowned in the sea at Rhyl. Which of these statements about Rhyl is NOT true?
    Rhyl is the home of the Great Orme Tramway
    Rhyl is on the north coast of Wales
    John Prescott was hit by an egg during the 2001 election campaign
    Rhyl FC won the Welsh Cup in the 2003-2004 season


4. Several years of her life were spent in Derby where she studied. Which river flows through Derby?
    Trent
    Ribble
    Ouse
    Derwent


5. On 13th July 1985, my sister was helping me to run a Guide Camp in Gloucestershire. She never forgave me for making her miss a major musical event of the year. Which one?
    Live Aid Concert
    Edinburgh International Festival
    Eurovision Song Contest
    Glastonbury Festival


6. My sister was a personnel professional with a large catering firm and was responsible for training temporary staff employed for events such as the Wimbledon Tennis Championships. What would these workers be selling and serving?
    Icecream sundaes
    Apple pie and custard
    Strawberries and cream
    Banana splits


7. In 1980, she took a year off work to travel the world. Which of the countries she visited was not once part of the British Empire?
    Bali
    New Zealand
    Australia
    Singapore


8. For a time she worked at Gatwick Airport in an office a few doors away from Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Atlantic Airways. Which of these "no frills" airlines operated the "Skytrain"?
    Laker Airways
    Ryanair
    Easyjet
    Go


9. She was married in Great Malvern, Worcestershire. The Malvern Hills are a distinctive feature of the landscape and are visible from two motorways. Which ones?
    M1 and M10
    M40 and M4
    M50 and M5
    M60 and M6


10. In the last few months of her life she was able to live at home with the help of Macmillan Cancer Support. Which of these events is a major fundraiser for this charity?
    Jeans for Genes
    The MoonWalk
    The World's Biggest Coffee Morning
    Red Nose Day


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