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We are delighted to announce the details of this year's British Quizzing Championships, including the inaugural British Team Quizzing Championship. This quiz will use a pub-style quiz format for teams of up to four players with questions that follow our usual genres, plus a picture round and a music round - 100 questions in total.
LEARN MOREOK, it looks like we may now have all of the August UK Quest Grand Prix scores in, and these are now online (linked-to at the foot of this piece). If we get any more scores in, and should they make any difference to what follows I shall amend, but I think the necessity for that is unlikely.
All of the July UK Quest Grand Prix scores are in are now online (link at the foot of this piece).
We have all of the May UK Grand Prix scores in and these are now online (see link at foot of this piece). We were delighted to see the turnout for this quiz was 181 players, including 30 plus in Rhodes. Doubtless the turnout will be gratifying to our setters. Oliver Levy and Paul Sinha, who are presently ‘down under’ in New Zealand. I offer them thanks on behalf of Quizzing Towers and all our players for a set featuring many fascinating questions. Cheers!
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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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