12th December, 2023: International Day of Neutrality.
Right …
It’s Tuesday.
And … ?
I’ve got some sleep … and some Dread Zeppelin on in the background.
There’s possibly stranger bands to start the day with …
~≈ß≈~
Yes: so you know … ?
Yes: I’m officially Jude sitting, today.
And being joined by Mikey the Rabbit … but not Bobby the Cat!
Heigh ho!
Let’s move on, shall we?
Yesterday’s Teaser saw Olga* and Debbi† and Mum‡ putting in their answers: with all scoring five out of five.
The day also saw Trevor§ leaving us a message.
Let’s see how everyone does with today’s questions, shall we?
Q1) 12th December is the International Day of Neutrality. According to whom: the African Union, United Nations or European Union?Q2) 12th December is also Neutrality Day, where: Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan or Uzbekistan?Q3) The rights and responsibilities of neutral counties are outlined in the Hague Convention of when: 1906, 1907 or 1908?Q4) A nation that stays neutral until attacked, is in a state of what neutrality: armed neutrality, silent neutrality or belligerent neutrality?Q5) Finally … ? Sweden was neutral during World War One and Two. It remained neutral: until which country was invaded, in 2022?
Q1) According to the UN, 11th December is International what Day: International Valley Day, International Ocean Day or International Mountain Day?Q2) Indiana joined the USA: on 11th December, 1816. It has a shore on which of the Great Lakes?A2) Lake Michigan.Q3) Writer, Anne Rice, died on 11th December, 2021. Her best known fictional characters — Lestat and Louis, amongst other — were what: vampires, Martians or zombies?A3) Vampires.Q4) 11th December, 2009, saw Rovio Entertainment release what: Pacman, Angry Birds or Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile?A4) Angry Birds.Q5) Finally … ? Marco Pierre White was born on 11th December, 1961. He’s a what: golfer, chef or decorator?A5) Chef.
Here’s a quote …
“Different countries interpret their neutrality differently: some, such as Costa Rica, have demilitarised …”.From the Wikipedia entry on Neutrality.
And a video …
Today’s questions will be answered in tomorrow’s Teaser.
Decisions about scores are final.
Thank you for coming: have a good day.
* You know, that’s a very good point, Olga? I don’t know when I last changed a plug. Most of the time, I’ve just needed to change the fuse. And a lot of my appliances have cables with moulded in plugs: the ones with the flip out bits for the fuses. That’s possibly going to cause issues!
† Yes, I saw the video announcement, Debbi: congratulations on that front! (Hopefully, the read-through will go somewhere!)
Oh … I don’t know if the Goblin Song will show up. But it’s from this year’s Christmas Special …
† Hello, Mum!
§ Cheers, Trevor, I got them corrected.
3 comments:
1 UN
2 Turkmenistan
3 1906
4 Armed Neutrality
5 Ukraine
Q1) United Nations
Q2) Turkmenistan
Q3) 1907
Q4) armed neutrality
Q5) Ukraine
Thanks, Paul. I'm off on radio business and then editing, so a bit of a busy day today.
If I can share the reading, I certainly will. I think the festival would want me to.
1. United Nations
2. Turkmenistan
3. 1907
4. armed neutrality
5. Ukraine
Can't wait to hear it. Imagine making the movie! Here's hoping. :)
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