Query.

[cupid04]

When googling questions for quizzes how can you tell which site has the correct answer?
For instance yesterday somebody asked for the names of the two daughters of
Queen Bodacia. One site said Camorra and Tasca and another said Heanua and
Lannosea.

[grasscarp]

You cant tell, you just have to go by what most sites say in some cases. Wikipedia is always a use with caution site as it is written mostly by amateurs.

[redman41]

The correct Answer will be the one that fits in the grid and the clue letters will help identifying the correct Answer.

[Mamyalynne]

I have this problem every Christmas, invariably a question will arise regarding which of the Magi brought which gift, answers abound but in truth it was never stated in the Bible.

[picturepost]

oldest daughter was heanua younger one was lannosea

[Famous5]

You could google the answer you were given and hope that the response says what you were expecting.

In this case, the best option appears to be Camorra & Tasca, as more sources offer them as names, with a suggestion that the others are from teenage fiction.
There is also a suggestion though that says there is no record of their names anyway!

I suppose also that one pair of names could be the ancient Briton name and the other the Roman. The best example of this is Cunobelinus, king of Britain whom Shakespeare renames Cymbeline

Hope this helps

[cupid04]

Thankyou everyone for your helpful replies.