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Weeke Primary School 50th Anniversary Quiz
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I have today received my quiz sheet and answers, and feel that there may be others who are puzzled by the answer given to No.23, as Herbert Asquith.
I repeat my earlier posting of 26/11/07(?), raising a query about this, in that nobody had made any comment. I entered Arthur Balfour, for the reasons I put forward.
I have recently received the above quiz, which I find very interesting. However, there appears to be a problem for No.23, as queried by smouse in: http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puz zles/Question460987.html I have The DT A to Z of (almost) Everything, which gives the names of prime ministers and are numbered, and wonder if vegas9302 has used this in compiling the quiz.. I have gone to several other reference books, and Encyclopaedia Britannica, with different answers. I have since found that there are two prior entries missing in A to Z, which makes entry 48 become entry 50. Since there may be some confusion as to the right answer, I am wondering if the alternative and apparently correct answer will be accepted. Have any other ABers had the same problem?
I repeat my earlier posting of 26/11/07(?), raising a query about this, in that nobody had made any comment. I entered Arthur Balfour, for the reasons I put forward.
I have recently received the above quiz, which I find very interesting. However, there appears to be a problem for No.23, as queried by smouse in: http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puz zles/Question460987.html I have The DT A to Z of (almost) Everything, which gives the names of prime ministers and are numbered, and wonder if vegas9302 has used this in compiling the quiz.. I have gone to several other reference books, and Encyclopaedia Britannica, with different answers. I have since found that there are two prior entries missing in A to Z, which makes entry 48 become entry 50. Since there may be some confusion as to the right answer, I am wondering if the alternative and apparently correct answer will be accepted. Have any other ABers had the same problem?
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I'd also put John Major as the 50th P.M. but where there were PM's like Gladstone who served 4 times and Disraeli who served twice, that was counted as SIX prime ministers making the answer Asquith.
There were too many ambiguous questions and even wrong answers - we didn't have colour tv in the 50's - BBC 2 had it in 1967.
And what was that one about Achilles scoring 50 'in the right heel'?
I shan' t be sending off for their next quiz.
There were too many ambiguous questions and even wrong answers - we didn't have colour tv in the 50's - BBC 2 had it in 1967.
And what was that one about Achilles scoring 50 'in the right heel'?
I shan' t be sending off for their next quiz.
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