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Local Quiz - General Knowledge

Ternigapp | 15:04 Fri 11th Jan 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

9 Answers

Can anyone help with these last few?

3. What in March 1998, ceased to be legal tender?
8. On which kind of transport would you find Knifeboards?
31. Who designed The National Gallery in London?
38. Which chemical symbol represents ice?

Thank you

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Lie-in King

8 It was a bench running along the top of an old type of bus (Chambers)

DSJ

31 William Wilkins

Lie-in King

31 William Wilkins

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Wilkins_% 28architect%29

mazie

8. Omnibuses and Tramcars

Lie-in King

3 Pound note

The Builder

...you're older than you look - Lie in :o)
31 Wikipedia says Wilkins originally
38 I don't think there is one except for H2O

coolcalluna

I'd have said that the chemical symbol for ice was H2O. As in H, subscript 2, O.

As to designed the National Gallery, according to Wikipedia, the facade is by William Wilkins, but the building has been extensively modified.

Ternigapp

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Many thanks, that's another one for the post.

Lie-in King

Lol builder - I'm not as old as I feel, though!

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