Answers To Sharpeners

Southland Times, Issue 22969, 15 August 1936, Page 22 (Supplement)

Answers To Sharpeners

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE. 1. America refused to pay a heavy tax on tea, levied in the reign of King George 111., and as a protest, a party of American citizens, dressed as Indians, boarded a ship in Boston Harbour and threw the cargo of tea overboard. 2. Fifteen. 3. Edward Albert Nicholas George. 4. “Pane” is a pane of glass. “Pain” is suffering of body or mind. (20 marks). WHAT IS IT? Bill. (10 marks). JUMBLED COUNTRIES. 1. Australia. 2. England. 3. Norway. 4. Germany. 5. New Zealand. (10 marks).

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