School Quiz - Connections

[markwh]

Find a word, number or phrase which connects the two parts of the clue (separated by semi-colons).
Example: Bo Derek ; Decimal. [Ans = 10]

I'm struggling with the following. Any answers or ideas would be most welcome;

1. Kingston ; Strawberries
2. Feline ; Weight
3. Pangram ; Sassoon
4. Kiosk ; PM
5. Diet ; Fastening
6. Batsman ; Right

I've got ideas for the following six, but would appreciate 2nd opinions; [I'll add my ideas in later, but don't want to colour anyone's judgement for now!].

7. Plymouth Argyle ; Measure
8. Beads ; Atomic
9 Door ; Jar
10. Unchained Melody ; Microsoft
11. 137 ; Churchill
12. Venice ; Ilkley

Many Thanks.

[whitehill]

2. ounce

[whitehill]

12. moor

[rogerr]

9 jam
12 moor

[rogerr]

3 Vidal

[whitehill]

11. Winston? Is 137 something to do with animal farm?

[jetski129]

1) hull

[jetski129]

4)Booth

[markwh]

rogerr
Thanks - I'd searched against both Vidal and Siegfried (from theSassoon side), but could not find a connection with pangram - have you got an explanation at all?

whitehill
Thanks - I'd not thought of Animal Farm - will pursue this. My personal thought was "prime" as in 137 is a "prime" number and Churchill was "prime" minister.

[rogerr]

When I googled Vidal and pangram Gore Vidal's name kept coming up.

[dr pop]

10 Gates -Gareth recorded Unchained Melody and Bill has Microsoft

[dr pop]

6 Dubious attempt with hook -batsmen hook and boxers use a right hook?????

[rogerr]

I'm not so sure now about my answer. A similar thing happened when I tried siegfried and pangram.

[slaney]

8. ? necklace
http://www.theochem.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/researc h/marx/topic2.en.html
This mentions an "atomic necklace "

[Phil7]

6 = INSIDE (the batting SIDE are IN; Inside Right used to be next to a centre forward).

[Phil7]

Tut, tut... The batting side IS in. (singular)!

[markwh]

slaney
Thanks - I had a similar thought with "chain". It just didn't quite feel right.

[Phil7]

7 - Plymouth Argyle are known as Pilgrims. At the back of my mind is a little bell saying that it's a measure of beer or something.
Does this jog anybody's memory?

[Phil7]

12 - Should it be 1 step further from "moor" i.e. OTHELLO, the Moore of Venice???

[slaney]

Had googled pilgrim and measure , and just came up with "Pilgrim's Progress" --a bit tenuous!

[mazie]

3. long shot I know.
Pangram ; The quick brown fox jumps Etc..
Sassoon wrote Memoirs of a Fox-hunting Man

so could Fox be the word you're looking for?