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lou210621 | 20:51 Thu 13th Jan 2022 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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1. Who is the only man to have played Test cricket for both England and India?

2. Which campaigner for female suffrage is the only non Ethiopian to be buried in front of holy trinity cathedral, Addis Ababa?

3. The Roman road called the Fosse Way links Exeter and which other settlement?

4. In London what do the derivations of Chelsea and Chiswick suggest?

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Hazlinny

3. Lincoln

Mamyalynne

1 Iftikhar Ali Khan, the 8th Nawab of Pataudi, is the only cricketer to have played for both England and India.

Mamyalynne

2 Sylvia Pankhurst

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-36322972

mallyh

4 chalk and cheese

Mamyalynne

4 Chalk and Cheese

Chelsea

The name Chelsea is derived from Saxon words cealc hythe. The word hythe meant a landing place for boats. The word cealc meant chalk so perhaps it was a chalky landing place for boats.

Chiswick

The word wick sometimes meant a specialised farm. Chiswick was the cheese farm.

Tilly2

4 That Chelsea was a landing place for cheese?

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