22 FEATURE 10. What are the five basic tastes?


COFFEE BREAK CORNER


QUIZ


Take a break and test your memory with our regular general knowledge quiz


1. The University of Oxford is the oldest university in the UK, but which of its colleges was founded first?


2. In which film does the song Almost like Being in Love appear?


3. Which rank comes between a Captain and a Rear Admiral in the British Royal Navy?


4. What was the first name of Private Fraser in the TV series Dad’s Army?


5. Which song containing the word ‘boats’ took Burt Bacharach to number 4 in the UK charts in 1965?


6. In which sport might you perform an Eskimo Roll?


7. Eugene Opic discovered the cause of which disease in 1901?


8. Meadowhall shopping centre lies on the outskirts of which city?


9. At which battle did Nelson allegedly put a telescope to his blind eye and say “I see no ships”?


At which battle did Nelson allegedly put a telescope to his blind eye and say “I see no ships”? (Photo: Richard White)


The Chuckle Brothers Fifty years of To Me… To You


To Me… To You! That’s the Chuckle


Brothers celebrating fifty years on stage! Surely not! Oh yes they are!


This is their story, written by Paul


with a little “help” from Barry in his own special way. The Chuckle Brothers have been filling theatres and


pulling in huge


viewing figures for their television shows for a few years now,


but it was not always like that.


If you have ever laughed with Paul and Barry, then Fifty years of To Me…


To You is something you simply cannot miss.


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11. Which fashion designer was famous for the creation of the ‘New Look’ in 1947?


12. Which four countries share a land border with Latvia?


13. If an American described a contraption as ‘Rube Goldberg’, how might someone in the UK describe the same thing?


14. Which children’s TV series featured the woodpecker Professor Yaffle?


15. In football, what is the Spanish equivalent of the English Premier League?


16. Who wrote the novel The Count of Monte Cristo? 17. What type of acid is found in the human stomach?


18. Which prestigious award has been won FOUR times since 1985 by Scotsman Trevor Sorbie?


19. Who wrote Mr Tambourine Man, the 1965 hit for The Byrds?


20. Who is the famous father of actress Angelina Jolie?


In football, what is the Spanish equivalent of the English Premier League? (Photo: Nathan Rupert)


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This week’s quote


“It is what you read when you don’t have to that determines what you will be when you can’t help it.” – Oscar Wilde


ANSWERS: 1. University College (1249) 2. Brigadoon 3. Commodore 4. James 5. Trains and Boats and Planes 6. Canoeing 7. Diabetes 8. Sheffield 9. Battle of Copenhagen (1801) 10. Sweet, sour, bitter, salty and umami


11. Christian Dior 12. Belarus, Estonia, Lithuania and Russia


13. Heath Robinson 14. Bagpuss 15. La Liga 16. Alexander Dumas 17. Hydrochloric 18. British Hairdresser of the Year


19. Bob Dylan 20. Jon Voight


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