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With 184 scores now in, for the April UK Quest Grand Prix, we have posted them online (link at the foot of this piece) and are issuing this provisional report. Apologies to anyone whose score comes in late and who deserves mention in the medals etc., but I think I can hazard that the top 10 etc. is unlikely to change (famous last words!).
LEARN MOREWith 184 scores now in, for the April UK Quest Grand Prix, we have posted them online (link at the foot of this piece) and are issuing this provisional report. Apologies to anyone whose score comes in late and who deserves mention in the medals etc., but I think I can hazard that the top 10 etc. is unlikely to change (famous last words!).
Almost all the March UK Quest Grand Prix scores are in are online (link at the foot of this piece). We’re just awaiting scores from one venue (and it’s possible those scores might affect the medal positions) but for now here is a provisional report of the event and medals positions etc.. We’ll keep this under review as the afternoon progresses.
All of the February UK Quest Grand Prix scores are in and online (link at the foot of this piece). 186 quizzers around the country took part and with a median score of 92.2 doubtless we have a lot of pleased players adding their thanks, along with ours, to Eric Kilby and Keith Andrew for this month’s entertaining GP set. Over a quarter of participants got through the magic ton barrier for the aggregate of their five best genre scores, which is pleasing.
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OK, I'll jump in with a quick one..
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C S Lewis and Aldous Huxley, I believe
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Over to you Ken.
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Thanks Pete.
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Charles Dickens?
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Dickens is indeed the person.
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A clue - the crash was in Kent (though not Rochester), in a more southerly, semi-rural location.
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As a gesture of goodwill, the answer is Staplehurst for the train crash. A significant event - but not significant enough ...
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When this was in the news, Dustin Lance Black was named as Tom Daley's partner.
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I think both of the last 2 answers are correct!
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