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Around Britain
Updated 28 February 2003, 16.10
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What city do authors Philip Pullman, JRR Tolkien, Lewis Carroll and CS Lewis all have strong links with?
A: Cambridge
B: Oxford
C: London
What is the Gaelic name for a party where you do Scottish country dancing?
A: Ceilidh
B: Jig
C: Jamboree
How far would all the London Underground's lines stretch if laid out in one big line?
A: 167kms
B: 329kms
C: 498kms
What does Wales have more of per square mile than any other country in western Europe?
A: Mines
B: Sheep
C: Castles
What kind of animal would you normally find on Dartmoor?
A: Ponies
B: Cows
C: Elephants
Avebury village in Wiltshire is famous for what?
A: Its scarecrows
B: Its cheese and onion pasties
C: Its stone circle
What is the oldest recorded town in Britain?
A: Colchester
B: St Andrews
C: Harrogate
If you were in Northern Ireland, what would you do if someone gave you a boxty?
A: Ride it - it's a kind of bike
B: Drink it - it's a hot drink
C: Eat it - it's a filled pancake
Which city was called Lindum by the Romans?
A: Lincoln
B: London
C: Liverpool
What is spaghetti junction?
A: An Italian restaurant in Edinburgh
B: A very busy road system in Birmingham
C: A pasta factory in Cardiff
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