Under 10 years:
1. In 1903 two American brothers became the first men to fly an aeroplane. What were their Christian names? 2. What did the ancient Egyptians do to dead bodies to prevent them from decaying? 3. What are pictures woven of wool or linen threads'called? 4. What does a person who emigrates do? ‘ 5. In which New Zealand city is Victoria University? 6. What is unusual about the traffic in Venice? 7. What colour are emeralds in their perfect state? 8. What do the letters JP
stand for? 9. Who lives at No. 10 Downing Street, London? 10. What is linen made from? 11. What telephone number should you dial to reach the police in a hurry? 12. What crime does an arsonist commit? 13. In tropical lands such as India there are seasonal winds which blow inland in summer and out to sea in winter. What are they called? 14. What is the name of the thin stick used by a conductor of an orchestra? 15. In what way are the ostrich and the kiwi alike?
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Press, 6 November 1984, Page 11
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