26th August, 2019.
Yes: I’ve got Radio Four on in the background.
And … ? Amongst other things, they’ve been reporting on England’s recent win: in the recent game against Australia.
OK, it makes a change from Brexit.
But personally, I’m not a fan … !
~≈†≈~
Let’s move on, shall we?
Yesterday’s Teaser saw Badwolf (Anne)* and Debbi† putting in their answers: with both scoring five out of five.
Let’s see how everyone does with today’s questions, shall we?
Q1) 26th August is a public holiday. Where: England and Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland?
Q2) This type of holiday is also known as a what holiday?
Q3) When — in the relevant part of the UK — is the next public holiday?
Q4) True or False: New Year’s Day is a Public Holiday on the Isle of Man?
Q5) Finally … ? True or False: Saint Patrick’s Day is a public holiday in Scotland?
Here’s yesterday’s questions and answers …
Q1) 25th August, 1830, saw the start of a revolution in what’s now which, modern, European country?A1) Belgium.
Q2) Which French city was liberated, on 25th August, 1944: when the German garrison surrendered? (75 years ago, today.)A2) Paris.
Q3) 25th August is Songun Day: in which Asian nation?A3) North Korea.
Q4) 25th August is the feast day of Genesius of Rome. Genesius is the patron saint of whom: clowns, acrobats or tight-rope walkers?A4) Clowns.
Q5) Finally … ? 25th August, 2018, saw the death of Senator John McCain. He represented which state, as Senator?A5) Arizona.
Here’s a thought …
“We’ve gone on holiday by mistake.”Bruce Robinson, Withnail and I: the Original Screenplay.
And a playlist …
Today’s questions will be answered in tomorrow’s Teaser.
Have a good day.
* Morning, Anne: how was the weekend? (Oh, I’ve dug up a copy of Lord of Illusions, by the way: sounds interesting.)
† There’s dozens of weird and wonderful saints doing the rounds, Debbi, I know that much!
2 comments:
(1)England and Wales (2)national public holiday (3)Christmas Day(4)False (5)nO I think, just in Ireland
I can get a hold of the Illusions, had a great thankyou hope the same for you
There sure are! :)
1. England, Wales, and Northern Ireland
2. bank holiday
3. December 25 (Christmas Day)
4. true
5. false (Northern Ireland only)
We have Labor Day coming up next week. End of summer ... *sigh*
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