Calvin:
> 1 A 2018 British political scandal concerning people who were
> illegally detained and in some cases wrongly deported is
> popularly known by what name, that of the ship that brought one
> of the first groups of West Indian migrants to the UK in 1948?
Windrush.
> 2 Which American singer, songwriter and former professional
> basketball player (b. 1967 in Chicago) has categorically denied
> the many allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct against him?
Jay-Z?
(No malicious intent here if this is not a celebrity who there have
been such allegations against. I try not to keep track of them all.)
> 3 In the original UK version of the board game Monopoly, what
> colour are the Regent, Oxford and Bond Street properties?
Green.
> 4 In 1969 who succeeded General Charles de Gaulle as President of France?
Pompidou.
> 5 Which iconic US sporting venue is nicknamed "The Brickyard"?
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
> 6 Which Asian capital city has restaurants with the most Michelin
> stars- over 300 in total?
Tokyo. (I hope it's not Beijing.)
> 7 Which actor (1969-2018) portrayed Mini Me in the Austin Powers
> film series?
Troyer.
> 8 Who was married to Francis II of France, Lord Darnley, and
> finally the Earl of Bosworth?
Obviously the Countess of Bosworth!
9 What movie title included the sequence number of this quiz?
"U-571".
10 Who created the comic-strip title character whose name appears
in the title of this quiz?
Watterson.
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