Q1)1st January is the first day of 2024. Is 2024 a leap year?
Q2)1st January is New Year’s Day. New Year’s Eve is on which date?
Q3)1st January, 2024, sees Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, all join what: the EU, UN or BRICS?
Q4)1st January, 2023, saw Croatia adopt what: a constitution, the Euro or votes for women?
Q5)Finally … ? Bouvet Island, the world’s most remote island, was discovered on 1st January, 1739. It’s 1, 100 miles away from where: Antarctica, South America or Africa?
Q2)February of 2023 saw the EU parliament vote in favour of banning the sale of what: petrol-powered vehicles, coal mining or nuclear powered submarines?
† You’re right, Olga, I really should’ve worded that train driver question better! I can only hope the World Cup question went down well! Oh, and today’s music. Apparently, Cugat’s papers are in the Library of Catalonia.
I’ll get that audio issue sorted at some point, Olga: even if it means trying out a new mic! Or experimenting with ClipChamp or Audacity: that may just help.
And the same to you and yours, Olga: Happy New Year to you, you family, Jordi, and the radio station!
‡ Oh, I don’t know, Debbi: you’ve done twelve out of twelve, again! Well done!
As for the volume situation? I think I’m going to have to do a little experimenting. Or just not use that mic! (I envy you you mic set-up, Debbi, I really do!)
Q3) BRICS (It seems Argentina didn’t want to join)
Q4) the Euro
Q5) Antarctica Thanks, Paul. The first thing I thought about was a strike the airport luggage handlers are having here these days, so many people on holiday over this break might get stuck wherever they were going. We were busy saying goodbye to the old year and welcome to the new tomorrow in the little square by the radio station. There was a big turnout, people dancing and singing with all the songs, and all the cava went pretty quickly. So, I guess not a bad day. Tomorrow we start getting the place ready for the Royal Encampment (the Three Wise Men or the Kings of Orient come to visit the children). I'll share some picks, but I won't be a carbon miner this year. I'm not sure what I'll do, but I'm sure I'll be busy. Take care.
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Q1) Yes
ReplyDeleteQ2) 31st December
Q3) BRICS (It seems Argentina didn’t want to join)
Q4) the Euro
Q5) Antarctica
Thanks, Paul. The first thing I thought about was a strike the airport luggage handlers are having here these days, so many people on holiday over this break might get stuck wherever they were going.
We were busy saying goodbye to the old year and welcome to the new tomorrow in the little square by the radio station. There was a big turnout, people dancing and singing with all the songs, and all the cava went pretty quickly. So, I guess not a bad day. Tomorrow we start getting the place ready for the Royal Encampment (the Three Wise Men or the Kings of Orient come to visit the children). I'll share some picks, but I won't be a carbon miner this year. I'm not sure what I'll do, but I'm sure I'll be busy. Take care.
Thanks, Paul! Happy new year!
ReplyDelete1. yes
2. December 31st (or 31st December) :)
3. BRICS
4. the Euro
5. Antarctica