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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Sun Times 2004 Travel Quiz

Ronknee | 16:09 Wed 29th Dec 2004 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Q33. Parts of which country went from -10 to +14 in an instant on New Year's Eve, 1994?

Paul Haywood wrote of whom

Sun Times 2004 Travel Quiz Q26

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Ronknee

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Looks like Kiribati http://geography.about.com/library/faq/blqzkiribatimoved idl.htm

KathW

I don't know the country but -10 degrees c = 14 degrees f, so somewhere which changed from using celsius to fahrenheit.

737700

If Kirabati changed its times, part of the country would have been GMT-12 and the remainder GMT +12, which, though I like the theory, does not fit the question.

Compintone

The celcius/fahrenheit suggestion is inspired - well done! Unfortunately history suggests that countries tend to go from Fahrenheit to Celcius, not the other way around. I will persue this line of though however and report back!

Cheers

Compintone

Quiz_Wiz

prior to 1/1/95 parts of Kiribati were one side of the International Dateline - parts of it were the other side. The local powers that be decided to shift the dateline to allow all of the islands to be in the same time zone. As there is no international law to force any country to accept 'international' definitions of time, then parts of Kiribati went from 10 hours behind GMT to 14 hours ahead (and, yes, it does not conform to the 'standard')

737700

Austria joined the EU on the 1/1/95, but I cannot see the relevance

737700

Well done. I have checked www.worldtimesaver.com (yes, my favourite web page) and indeed Kiribati is, for the Line Islands at least, GMT +14.

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