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➤ Daily Quiz March. Won by Remy.
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Question: 1: Which of these is not a dog that is a finalist in the 2025 Kennel Club Hero Dog Awards with the winner to be announced this month at Crufts ?
Answer: Ollie
Question: 2: A Cambridge-born artist won 5 Brit Awards at last night's ceremony. What was the name of her debut studio album ?
Answer: True Romance
Question: 3: Lancaster House, the venue for Sunday’s summit on Ukraine, was originally known by which name ?
Answer: York House
Question: 4: The film pictured above won three Academy Awards. One of the awards was for best original score which was won by a British composer who used to be the frontman for which band ?
Answer: Yuck
Question: 5: 255 years ago today five people were killed in Boston which became known as the incident on which street ?
Answer: King Street
Question: 6: Sue Perkins will be hosting a BBC TV programme from next Monday about which indoor game ?
Answer: Chess
Question: 7: Which of these cartoon characters was not voiced bu Don Messick ?
Answer: Benny the Ball
Question: 8: From 7th April 2025 how much will a Royal Mail first class stamp cost ?
Answer: £1.70
Question: 9: The group pictured above will represent the UK at this year's Eurovision Song Contest. Where did the idea for the group's name come from ?
Answer: The day when they had free periods at school
Question: 10: If it was Bob in 2016, William in 1983 and Albert in 1957 who was it in 1992 ?
Answer: Derek (Nobel laureates in Literature)
Question: 11: Which of these artists is not included in King Charles’s Music Room playlist ?
Answer: Elton John
Question: 12: How much was the prize money won by the 2025 winner of Crufts Best in Show ?
Answer: £200
Question: 13: Which island's coat of arms features a polar bear ?
Answer: Greenland
Question: 14: 268 years ago today an English Admiral was executed by a firing squad on board which ship ?
Answer: HMS Monarch
Question: 15: Under which city's Railway Station has a labyrinth of secret rooms and old tunnels recently been discovered by railway engineers ?
Answer: Salisbury
Question: 16: The ship pictured above sank in 1545. A museum that is dedicated to the ship includes the skeleton of a dog which was given what name by researchers ?
Answer: Hatch
Question: 17: Which of these is not a book written by Enid Blyton ?
Answer: Five Run Away to the Circus
Question: 18: Which of these Midlands cities and towns is not a host for matches in the 2025 Kabaddi World Cup ?
Answer: Leicester
Question: 19: The man pictured above, the last of The Few, has sadly died aged 105. How many times was he shot down during World War Two ?
Answer: Four
Question: 20: Radio 1 presenter Jamie Laing is this week aiming to run 5 Ultra Marathons in 5 days in aid of Comic Relief. Which of these towns is not on Jamie's planned route ?
Answer: Shrewsbury
Question: 21: Which one of these Scotsmen is married to a lady who was also born in Scotland ?
Answer: Tom Conti
Question: 22: Which one of these presenters was not one of the hosts of BBC's Comic Relief last night ?
Answer: Vernon Kay
Question: 23: If Muhammad Ali is SDF and Louis Armstrong is MSY what is Ronald Reagan ?
Answer: DCA (airport IATA codes)
Question: 24: Blue Peter is sadly no longer going to broadcast live shows. What was the name of the first Blue Peter pet to appear on the show ?
Answer: Petra
Question: 25: Dame Mary Berry celebrated her 90th birthday yesterday. In 2014 she received the freedom of which city ?
Answer: Bath
Question: 26: 94 years ago today a country's former national airline was founded. What was its nickname ?
Answer: Flying Bank
Question: 27: Which one of these towns has a church with one of the most twisted and leaning spires in Europe ?
Answer: Chesterfield
Question: 28: The man pictured above, who recently met the Prince of Wales, as of today has approximately how many millions of followers on Instagram ?
Answer: 2.7
Question: 29: It has been announced that a European Space Agency rover vehicle built in the UK could land on Mars in 2030. The vehicle is named after an English scientist who died in her thirties in which year ?
Answer: 1958
Question: 30: In which English county was she staying when Sarah Catherine Martin wrote the nursery rhyme Old Mother Hubbard ?
Answer: Devon
Question: 31: Actor Richard Chamberlain has sadly died aged 90. He was known for playing Dr. Kildare but in which film did he also play a character with the title of Dr. ?
