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Theme Of Quiz.
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I took a note of a quiz I wanted to send for but I'm not sure of the theme.Can anybody help,please? Cheques had to be paid to Mrs A Osgothorpe.I've searched through the list of quizzes but can't find it.
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Initially, the smelting works concentrated on copper. Coal was brought down to them by waggonways and tramways; copper ore was brought on ships which could sail right up to the works; and the resulting copper was exported out again the same way. Swansea became known as Copperopolis ; and the lower Tawe valley became a mass of industry. In the wake of the copper...
12:46 Wed 09th Jul 2014
I've found a Mrs Osgathorpe. Can you remember any of the questions, quinie?
http:// www.the answerb ank.co. uk/Quiz zes-and -Puzzle s/Quest ion7897 93.html
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Hi scorpiojo,checked your answer-that was a quiz in July 2009.I haven't sent for the quiz yet but sent an e-mail asking what the theme was.Just got a message saying e-mail couldn't be delivered. I wrote down the address but was waiting for an answer to my e-mail before I sent for the quiz.Won't bother now.Thanks for your help-at least I know that Mrs. A Osgothorpe exists lol
This is who you are looking for....
glyno
Answers to MEDICINAL CONFOUND
MEDICINAL CONFOUND – ANSWERS
We would like to thank all of you who bought the quiz - you raised £348 for Keeping Abreast, which is greatly appreciated. Congratulation to the winner, Mr. Chris Chantler, from Bath, who receives a prize of £20.
Many thanks to our friends at home and abroad who helped us sell it, online quiz sites, and also our regular stockists:
ALBY POST OFFICE; M.F. BARNWELL & SON; THE COTTAGE, CROMER; COXFORDS BUTCHERS, AYLSHAM; CAROUSEL CHOCOLATES, AYLSHAM, EAST RUNTON BUTCHERS; DEER GLADE AND DEER'S MEAD CARAVAN SITES; THE HAIG CLUB, MUNDESLEY; WEST RUNTON POST OFFICE .
We couldn't have done it without you!
1. Top with the answers! FIRST RESPONDERS
2. Funny! HUMERUS
3. Temperature at weekend? SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER
4. Musical cure for the blues? DOCTOR JAZZ
5. Weapon or support! SLING
6. Hasty and foolish? RASH
7. Window or blade? LANCET
8. Commercial cross! ADENOID
9. Panacea for football injuries! MAGIC SPONGE
10. Betjeman, for example! (Sir John) SURGEON
11. Norse god performs! THORAX
12. I was in debt to a German! ( I, owed, ein ) IODINE
13. Ask female relation! CONSULTANT
14. Man has one, though man has two! (Isle of Man) CALF
15. Containers for African ungulates! HIPPOCRATES
16. Came across a sailor’s metal? METATARSAL
17. Seethe! BOIL
18. The monarch’s wicked! (scrofula) THE KING’S EVIL
19. Confront Otis? FACELIFT
20. Painful skeleton! SAWBONES
21. I mend! EYEPATCH
22. Screwed up? WOUND
23. Tipple for 10! SURGICAL SPIRIT
24. Help for the group? BANDAID
25. Cereal grain! CORNEA
26. A girl on each knee! PATELLA
27. Mimics consumed everything! PARACETAMOL
28. More than three mushrooms? FORCEPS
29. Mother has afterthought! MUMPS
30. Pinocchio may have had one! WOODEN HEART
31. Worry? HEADACHE
32. Very friendly! PALSY
33. Their minute measurement! THERMOMETER
34. Former beam? X-RAY
35. Is aware? NOSE
36. Trick pillow? CONCUSSION
37. Idiots! NITS
38. Coercion from tall family? HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
39. Child? - No! KIDNEY
40. Conceited? VEIN
41. G.P. with knife has a try! DOCTOR ZHIVAGO
42. A pound for a bruise! (a nicker) ARNICA
43. Choice catalogue? SPECIALIST
44. The Spanish dandy? ELBOW
45. London cab! (Hackney) ACNE
46. Tamper with trap? DR. HOOK
47. Vote is binding! (poll, ties) POULTICE
48. Intellectual! EYEBROW
49. French doctors with no limits? MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES
50. Final words! APPENDIX
Our next quiz, the final one for this year, will come out mid-July, 2014, and run through the summer until the beginning of October. If you would like to reserve a copy, please send £1.50 to:
ANNA and GLYN OSGOTHORPE,
KEEP MOAT,
THE STREET,
ERPINGHAM,
NORFOLK
NR11 7QB
It is essential to enclose either an email address or s.a.e.
PLEASE MAKE ALL CHEQUES PAYABLE TO: MRS. A. OSGOTHORPE. You may also buy the quiz by paying £1.50 into the PayPal account associated with our email address - it’s cheaper than postage, and makes a little more for the charity.
If you have any queries, or think that you can help with selling, please contact us at:
[email protected]
12:42 Sun 15th Jun 2014
I have contacted Anna via that address before with no problems.
glyno
Answers to MEDICINAL CONFOUND
MEDICINAL CONFOUND – ANSWERS
We would like to thank all of you who bought the quiz - you raised £348 for Keeping Abreast, which is greatly appreciated. Congratulation to the winner, Mr. Chris Chantler, from Bath, who receives a prize of £20.
Many thanks to our friends at home and abroad who helped us sell it, online quiz sites, and also our regular stockists:
ALBY POST OFFICE; M.F. BARNWELL & SON; THE COTTAGE, CROMER; COXFORDS BUTCHERS, AYLSHAM; CAROUSEL CHOCOLATES, AYLSHAM, EAST RUNTON BUTCHERS; DEER GLADE AND DEER'S MEAD CARAVAN SITES; THE HAIG CLUB, MUNDESLEY; WEST RUNTON POST OFFICE .
We couldn't have done it without you!
1. Top with the answers! FIRST RESPONDERS
2. Funny! HUMERUS
3. Temperature at weekend? SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER
4. Musical cure for the blues? DOCTOR JAZZ
5. Weapon or support! SLING
6. Hasty and foolish? RASH
7. Window or blade? LANCET
8. Commercial cross! ADENOID
9. Panacea for football injuries! MAGIC SPONGE
10. Betjeman, for example! (Sir John) SURGEON
11. Norse god performs! THORAX
12. I was in debt to a German! ( I, owed, ein ) IODINE
13. Ask female relation! CONSULTANT
14. Man has one, though man has two! (Isle of Man) CALF
15. Containers for African ungulates! HIPPOCRATES
16. Came across a sailor’s metal? METATARSAL
17. Seethe! BOIL
18. The monarch’s wicked! (scrofula) THE KING’S EVIL
19. Confront Otis? FACELIFT
20. Painful skeleton! SAWBONES
21. I mend! EYEPATCH
22. Screwed up? WOUND
23. Tipple for 10! SURGICAL SPIRIT
24. Help for the group? BANDAID
25. Cereal grain! CORNEA
26. A girl on each knee! PATELLA
27. Mimics consumed everything! PARACETAMOL
28. More than three mushrooms? FORCEPS
29. Mother has afterthought! MUMPS
30. Pinocchio may have had one! WOODEN HEART
31. Worry? HEADACHE
32. Very friendly! PALSY
33. Their minute measurement! THERMOMETER
34. Former beam? X-RAY
35. Is aware? NOSE
36. Trick pillow? CONCUSSION
37. Idiots! NITS
38. Coercion from tall family? HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
39. Child? - No! KIDNEY
40. Conceited? VEIN
41. G.P. with knife has a try! DOCTOR ZHIVAGO
42. A pound for a bruise! (a nicker) ARNICA
43. Choice catalogue? SPECIALIST
44. The Spanish dandy? ELBOW
45. London cab! (Hackney) ACNE
46. Tamper with trap? DR. HOOK
47. Vote is binding! (poll, ties) POULTICE
48. Intellectual! EYEBROW
49. French doctors with no limits? MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES
50. Final words! APPENDIX
Our next quiz, the final one for this year, will come out mid-July, 2014, and run through the summer until the beginning of October. If you would like to reserve a copy, please send £1.50 to:
ANNA and GLYN OSGOTHORPE,
KEEP MOAT,
THE STREET,
ERPINGHAM,
NORFOLK
NR11 7QB
It is essential to enclose either an email address or s.a.e.
PLEASE MAKE ALL CHEQUES PAYABLE TO: MRS. A. OSGOTHORPE. You may also buy the quiz by paying £1.50 into the PayPal account associated with our email address - it’s cheaper than postage, and makes a little more for the charity.
If you have any queries, or think that you can help with selling, please contact us at:
[email protected]
12:42 Sun 15th Jun 2014
I have contacted Anna via that address before with no problems.
Initially, the smelting works concentrated on copper. Coal was brought down to them by waggonways and tramways; copper ore was brought on ships which could sail right up to the works; and the resulting copper was exported out again the same way. Swansea became known as Copperopolis; and the lower Tawe valley became a mass of industry. In the wake of the copper and coal industry followed pottery-making (another industry which requires large amounts of coal, together with clay and flint, which could be shipped in from the West Country); the alum industry (based on pyrites found with coal); and the manufacture of fire-clay, which was used to line furnaces
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