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New Charity Quiz - Hot Pot Quiz # 1 � Rocky Horrors
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A brand new Charity Quiz of 100 cryptic clues is now available.
Compiled by regular AnswerBank Q & P poster gen2, this quiz has been a year in the making and comprises 100 cryptic clues on the theme of Rocks, Stones, Minerals and Gems - hence the title 'Rocky Horrors'. Every answer either is, or contains, a rock, stone, mineral or gem.
The quiz is to raise funds for the upkeep of the premises owned by Kirkcaldy Art Club (Registered Scotish Charity number SCO 37822). Closing date is January 31st 2008.
If you enjoy the 'Rainbow Quizes', or have recently enjoyed Crofter's Dragonfly Quiz ('Birds & B's') then I am sure you will enjoy the 'Rocky Horrors' as well.
Do you have friends, relatives or work colleagues who enjoy these types of quiz? Then why not order several copies?
Quizzes are available for just �1 each + SAE (cheques made payable to Kirkcaldy Art Club - envelope at least 9" x 4")
From:
The Secretary
Kirkcaldy Art Club
38 Douglas Street
KIRKCALDY
Fife
KY1 1QG
Why not try these taster questions while you wait for your quiz to arrive.
i) It's nothing new to gaze purposefully around this pottery. (9)
ii) George had a little stick at the seaside. (9,4)
iii) A small child of a POW camp may grow up and be found in a cave. (10)
iv) Violin played note. (7)
v) Iron ore turned into lime. (8)
vi) This ore, extracted regularly from the area, meant little. (9)
Compiled by regular AnswerBank Q & P poster gen2, this quiz has been a year in the making and comprises 100 cryptic clues on the theme of Rocks, Stones, Minerals and Gems - hence the title 'Rocky Horrors'. Every answer either is, or contains, a rock, stone, mineral or gem.
The quiz is to raise funds for the upkeep of the premises owned by Kirkcaldy Art Club (Registered Scotish Charity number SCO 37822). Closing date is January 31st 2008.
If you enjoy the 'Rainbow Quizes', or have recently enjoyed Crofter's Dragonfly Quiz ('Birds & B's') then I am sure you will enjoy the 'Rocky Horrors' as well.
Do you have friends, relatives or work colleagues who enjoy these types of quiz? Then why not order several copies?
Quizzes are available for just �1 each + SAE (cheques made payable to Kirkcaldy Art Club - envelope at least 9" x 4")
From:
The Secretary
Kirkcaldy Art Club
38 Douglas Street
KIRKCALDY
Fife
KY1 1QG
Why not try these taster questions while you wait for your quiz to arrive.
i) It's nothing new to gaze purposefully around this pottery. (9)
ii) George had a little stick at the seaside. (9,4)
iii) A small child of a POW camp may grow up and be found in a cave. (10)
iv) Violin played note. (7)
v) Iron ore turned into lime. (8)
vi) This ore, extracted regularly from the area, meant little. (9)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thanks for that additional informationsmouse. I wasn't aware another charity quiz had picked the same theme. This one has been a year in the making and I would hope the time taken in refinements has produced a high quality quiz. I am sure it will represent value for money for anyone participating in the Hot Pot Quiz #1.
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'Rocky Horrors' Quiz - Minor amendment
This quiz of 100 cryptic clues to rocks, stones gems and minerals contains a minor anachronism.
The answer to 31 is shown as being two words (4,6) but it was more usually hyphenated (4-6) and now the latest Chambers shows it as a single word of 10 letters (10).
All versions will be treated the same for marking purposes. Many apologies.
This quiz of 100 cryptic clues to rocks, stones gems and minerals contains a minor anachronism.
The answer to 31 is shown as being two words (4,6) but it was more usually hyphenated (4-6) and now the latest Chambers shows it as a single word of 10 letters (10).
All versions will be treated the same for marking purposes. Many apologies.
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