Let’s move on, shall we?
Q1) 6th September, 1939, saw the death of which noted illustrator?
Q2) 6th September, 1997, saw some two and a half billion people watch whose funeral?
Q3) 6th September, 1885, saw Eastern Rumelia become part of where: Bulgaria, Hungary or Austria?
Q4) The first branch of Piggly Wiggly opened in Memphis, Tennessee: on 6th September, 1916. It was the first grocery store to be what: self-service, internet based or have 24 hour opening?
Q5) Finally … 6th September, 1917, saw the birth of cricketer, George Mann. Which county side did he play for: Middlesex, Sussex or Essex?
Q1) 5th September is the feast day of the late founder of the Missionaries of Charity. Who was she?A1) Mother Teresa.
Q2) 5th September, 1999, saw the death of TV presenter, Alan Funt. Which TV show did he present?
Q3) Britain’s first trunk call from a pay phone took place: on 5th September, 1959. The call was made to London. From where: Brighton, Bristol or Blair Atholl?A3) Bristol.
Q4) Tottenham Hotspur FC was founded: on 5th September, 1882. The team’s usually called what?A4) Spurs.
Q5) Finally? The Continental Congress, the USA’s original governing body, first met on 5th September, 1775. In which city?A5) Philadelphia.
“I did green screen for the first time! I wouldn’t like to do a whole movie of green screen, though. You kind of forget the plot a little - like being in a Broadway play and doing it over and over and forgetting your line halfway through.”Idris Elba, born 6th September, 1972.
Love it! I have so many Pratchett stories to catch up on! So much reading! I could spend my whole life happily reading books and watching movies! And great TV now!
ReplyDelete1. Arthur Rackham
2. Lady Diana, Princess of Wales
3. Bulgaria
4. self-service
5. Middlesex
I haven't heard the name Buster Bloodvessel in ages! :)