A general knowledge Quiz.
Do you believe you are smarter than most people, well get stuck into this SIMPLE Quiz? The only failures will be those who do not try to reply.
Quest One (A). My present country was formed by adding two adjoining countries during the 1950s
Name and date.
(B). Who became head of state in this new country?
Quest Two. What are the main sheets in a sailing boat?
Quest Three. What are the dividing walls on a ship called?
Quest Four. What is or was an iron holed Spherical Ball used for?
Quest Five. What was the nationality of the person responsible for the birth of the port of Kamchatka?
Quest Six. Where would you find Gab Gab Beach?
Quest Seven. What are the seats on a boat called?
Quest Eight. On the USA and British naval ships, the after(Stern) upper deck have differing titles. Name them.
Quest Nine. What measurement is 1,800 Meters or Metres in length?
Quest Ten. What is the total distance of length when adding the following (Non-metric lengths) of
2 Leagues, 3 Furlongs, 4 chains, 5 Yards, and Six Fathoms?
During the present lockdown conditions, you will have more time to to get stuck into these Questions. Get to it. Answers will be revealed on Tuesday, April 21.
Vest. Daily Gaggle.
Quest One (A). My present country was formed by adding two adjoining countries during the 1950s
Name and date.
(B). Who became head of state in this new country?
Quest Two. What are the main sheets in a sailing boat?
Quest Three. What are the dividing walls on a ship called?
Quest Four. What is or was an iron holed Spherical Ball used for?
Quest Five. What was the nationality of the person responsible for the birth of the port of Kamchatka?
Quest Six. Where would you find Gab Gab Beach?
Quest Seven. What are the seats on a boat called?
Quest Eight. On the USA and British naval ships, the after(Stern) upper deck have differing titles. Name them.
Quest Nine. What measurement is 1,800 Meters or Metres in length?
Quest Ten. What is the total distance of length when adding the following (Non-metric lengths) of
2 Leagues, 3 Furlongs, 4 chains, 5 Yards, and Six Fathoms?
During the present lockdown conditions, you will have more time to to get stuck into these Questions. Get to it. Answers will be revealed on Tuesday, April 21.
Vest. Daily Gaggle.
Comments
2 Mizzen? (I really should know this one)
4 Is it like a gyroscope?
7 Hard
9 Furlong?
As you can see by my answers, I didn't cheat.
It is always easier to draw on the storehouse of memories than to find something original to say. Providing, of course, one still has a functioning noddle.
Don't be discouraged, My grandson Dylan (Maths Teacher in Bananaland)Is yet to respond.
Plus a few others whom I thought were smarties.