Picture quiz next week so check that you know what everyone in the news looks like.
Some very good answers this week.
I only got 7/10 myself so it must have been a bit hard.
The parking meters and the frozen Aussie food had you all thinking.
Not frozen Skippy!
Quiz. In July>>>>> With Answers
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1. Opened in July 1965, which two countries does the Mont Blanc Tunnel link?
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France and Italy.
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2. In July 1918 the last Russian Tsar was murdered along with his family. Who was he?
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Tsar Nicholas II.
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3. Born July 1889 Erle Stanley Gardener, a US author and lawyer created which fictional lawyer?
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Perry Mason.
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4. In July of which year was the first issue of Punch published? 1841, 1851, 1861?
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1841.
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5. In July 1935 the world’s first parking meters went into service in which US city?
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Oklahoma.
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6. The Potsdam Conference took place in July 1945 to make plans for what?
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Peace at the end of the Second World War..
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7. In July 1970 Prime Minister Edward Heath called a state of emergency in Britain because of what?
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Dockers went on strike.
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8. On July 6th 1945, to help with food shortages, a consignment of 30,000 cases of frozen food arrived from Australia. What had been frozen and sent to England?
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Rabbits.
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9. In July 2006, Warner Home Video released the UK region DVD of the film ‘What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?’. Which two actresses played the sisters?
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Bette Davis and Joan Crawford.
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10. On July 6th 1957 which two, now very famous, singers met for the first time at Woolton Church Fete?
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John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
Well done everyone
dave