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Wildchild

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Feb 21, 2001, 6:56:15 AM2/21/01
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As promised, here are the answers to the quiz. There were 18 who got all 100 right (not me, unfortunately, only got 98) so there
was a draw for the winners.

1. Milker on the slide? (7) COWSLIP
2. Twin tree? (4) PEAR
3. Toilet water (8) LAVENDER
4. Hay fruit? (10) STRAWBERRY
5. Panda leaf food (6) BAMBOO
6. Comes out of the fire? (3,3,5) RED HOT POKER
7. Highland girl? (7) HEATHER
8. Fake stone? (8) SHAMROCK
9. Foolish posterior! (7) SILYBUM
10. She's not from the hills? (4,2,3,6) LILY OF THE VALLEY
11. An eye catching pupil (4) IRIS
12. Mixed private? Nearly (6) PRIVET
13. Don't play it! (10) GOOSEBERRY
14. Popular paint colour (8) MAGNOLIA
15. Stingers! (7) NETTLES
16. Veggie & Scandinavian? (5) SWEDE
17. Good for the heart? (9) DIGITALIS
18. Also a sea animal (7) ANEMONE
19. Greek goddess of youth (40 HEBE
20 This il flavours gin! (7) JUNIPER
21 A wise man (4) SAGE
22. A creeper (3) IVY
23. Grim load (anag) (8) MARIGOLD
24. They might fall in winter! (9) SNOWDROPS
25. Long racing greens? (6,5) RUNNER BEANS
26. Busy Lizzie's real name (9) IMPATIENS
27. Old Queen's fruit? (8,4) VICTORIA PLUM
28. I love...tree? (3) YEW
29. Greek self-loving youth? (9) NARCISSUS
30. Cloth season? Almost! (11) COTONEASTER
31. Give me an answer do! (5) DAISY
32. A prickly lass? (5) HOLLY
33. Usually wet firl? (5,4) WATER LILY or WATER IRIS
34. Fruity coloured wood? (6,4) ORANGE WOOD
35. Late perfumed animals? (5,7,5) NIGHT SCENTED STOCK
36. Could make syrup! (5) PYRUS or MAPLE
37. Main French herb (6) GARLIC
38. Ruin game (anag) (8) GERANIUM
39. Once an Irish blight (6) POTATO
40. The truth always pays! (7) HONESTY
41. A new one sweeps clean (5) BROOM
42. Up she stood (4) ROSE
43. Envious measure? (9) GREENGAGE
44. Nearly a lady and her boy! (6) DAMSON
45. Picture I throttle (9) ARTICHOKE
46. Salad leaves or coffee? (7) CHICORY
47. Crustacean fruit! (4,5) CRAB APPLE
48. A stringed instrument (5) VIOLA
49. Molly-coddles lawn? (6,5) PAMPAS GRASS
50. Crush my Anthem (anag) (13) CHRYSANTHEMUM<
51. Left out of the dance? (10) WALLFLOWER
52. Flanders flower (5) POPPY
53. Mad March ringer (8) HAREBELL
54. Mainly greens (8) CABBAGES
55. Could be nut, girl, or tree (5) HAZEL
56. Salvador and a flower? (6) DAHLIA (they realise it should really Dali a but had to be Dahlia to be a flower)
57. Colour church ones? (9) BLUEBELLS
58. Two girls herb? (8) ROSEMARY
59. Not quite astern! (5) ASTER
60. One from Amsterdam? (5) TULIP
61. 2c's and sour (anag) (6) CROCUS
62. A non-moving buzzer? (7) ASTILBE or BEEHIVE
63. Prickly animal joint! (9) HOLLYHOCK
64. Fast growing nuisances! (5) WEEDS
65. Album run (anag) (8) LABURNUM
66. In a special arch! (5) LARCH
67. Adams downfall (5) APPLE
68. Tobacco plant? (9) NICOTIANA
69. On which wine grows (5,4) GRAPE VINE
70. Precious metal for corporal punishment? 96,5) SILVER BIRCH
71. Sweet bees feed? (11) HONEYSUCKLE
72. Sugary and nice to eat? (5,3) SWEET PEA
73. A lonely little one! (7) PETUNIA
74. Vaulting-block and nut (5,8) HORSE CHESTNUT
75. A killer when it's dark? (6,10) DEADLY NIGHTSHADE
76. Stylish beast not wanted (9) DANDELION
77. ... and Hardy (6) LAUREL
78. A coy number 42? (8) PRIMROSE
79. Roughly scrape this fruit? (9) RASPBERRY
80. An odd girl? (4,4) ARUM LILY
81. Penny with an O for an N (5) PEONY
82. Tree in your hand! (4) PALM
83. Cooler for food? Almost! (7) FREESIA
84. French one is a Tournesol (9) SUNFLOWER
85. Gives a covering leaf? (3,4) FIG TREE
86. Could you wear this! (3) FIR also BOX, TIE or NET
87. Felines like it (7) CATMINT
88. Welsh vegetable (4) LEEK
89. Well liked tree (6) POPLAR
90. Big boys on bikes? (8) CYCLAMEN
91. Desert ship and ail backwards (8) CAMELLIA
92. Red, hot in salad (6) RADISH or PEPPER
93. From little acorns it grows? (3,4) OAK TREE (big oaks not accepted as question was in the singular)
94. Yellow spring trumpet (8) DAFFODIL
95. Throw no stones if you live in here! (10) GLASSHOUSE or GREENHOUSE
96. Could come from lake! (4) KALE
97. Strong Potters first name (5) PANSY
98. Crying softwood tree (7,6) WEEPING WILLOW
99. Red fruit for salads (6) TOMATO
100. Fire remains on the hill? (8,3) MOUNTAIN ASH

The next quiz sheet will be available from September, however, if you would like to order early, please send £1 plus SAE (making a
brief note that it's for the 2001 sheet) to:

Lion John Cheetham, 74 Thorpe Park Road, Peterborough PE3 6LJ

I'll be entering, as ever, and will again post the answers next year.

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Jones

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Feb 21, 2001, 10:54:48 AM2/21/01
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A question - are quizes like this copyright? Would anybody get upset if (a
theoretical if) the same quiz was used to raise money for another
charity...for example?

Thanks

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zolakins

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Feb 21, 2001, 11:27:13 AM2/21/01
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I don't think they carry copyright, as most questions have probably been
asked somewhere before. As for doing it somewhere else? No-body would
now - would they? o;)
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Big Jake

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Feb 22, 2001, 3:10:09 PM2/22/01
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Wildchild <a.wil...@virgin.net> wrote in message
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> As promised, here are the answers to the quiz. There were 18 who got all
100 right (not me, unfortunately, only got 98) so there
> was a draw for the winners.
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As a matter of interest do you know the names of the 18 and the eventual
winner.
Thanks
Big Jake


Wildchild

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Mar 1, 2001, 11:40:27 AM3/1/01
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Sorry, that information wasn't given.

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