quiz for Wednesday.

[Penny]

Sorry to be late

1. In which year did the Profumo scandal and the Great Train Robbery take place.

2. Who nailed 95 Theses to Wittenburg church door in 1517

3. Under which European mountain range are the world's deepest caves

4. Who wrote the novel ' Fame is the Spur'

5. Which Olympic event did Bruce Jenner win in 1976

6. In which TV drama series did Bernard Hill play Yosser Hughes

7. What was the Yorkshire Ripper's surname

8. Which planet did Gustav Hoist call ' The Mystic'

9. Is heat kinetic, radiant or conserved energy.

10. Which photographer won the Turner Prize in 2000,

[george 45]

1 1963
2 Martin Luther
4 Howard Spring
6 Boys from the black stuff
7 Sutcliffe
9 Radiant
................................and no I didn't 'google 'em Viv !

[Victors Mate]

9 Heat energy can be all theses plus convective and reflective.

[Penny]

1,2,4 6. and 7 correct george. well done. 3,5,,8,9and 10 left. cheers Penny

[Victors Mate]

9 Heat energy can be all theses plus convective and reflective.

[Penny]

Sorry VM missed that one, well done. 3,5 and 8 left cheers Penny

[vannin]

5. The decathlon
8. Neptune

[Penny]

Brilliant vannin, only no.3 left. cheers Penny

[Victors Mate]

3 Are they the caves in the old Yugoslavia, I've no idea what the mountains are called but they are on the coast of the Adriatic.

[Robbie]

Number 3........

Out of curiosity, I Googled this one and it would appear there is no straight answer. Tony is probably right, but if so, the cave in question is [i]above[i] sea level even at its deepest point ! Therefore, strictly speaking, it isn't deep.

I wonder which answer the Quizz Master will come up with ?

[Penny]

No.3. The Pyranees. cheers Penny

[Victors Mate]

Jim the cave I was referring to was the Baredine Cave at Porec in Croatia. Still don't know which mountain it is under. Just know it is an amazing experience to visit there.