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Use a research library or the internet to find the answers to this quick quiz:

1 In the 2002 FIFA World Cup Final Brazil defeated _ 2-0

2 The capital of the Australian state of Victoria is

3 The chemical symbol for silver is

4 Couples celebrate their emerald wedding anniversary after years of marriage

5 The collective noun for a group of pigs is a

6 A male fox is known as a

7 The acronym KBE after your name stands for

_

8 A numismatist collects

9 An arctophile collects

10 won the English Premier League in 1972 and 1975

11 The typewriter was invented in 1808 by

12 A bibliophile is passionate about

13 Henry VIII beheaded two of his six wives – Anne Boleyn and

14 An ailurophile loves

15 Charles Dickens’ first novel was _

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Answers:

1 In the 2002 FIFA World Cup Final Brazil defeated Germany 2-0.

2 The capital of the Australian state of Victoria is Melbourne.

3 The chemical symbol for silver is ‘Ag’.

4 Couples celebrate their emerald wedding anniversary after 55 years of

marriage

5 The collective noun for a group of pigs is a litter.

6 A male fox is known as a dog.

7 The acronym KBE after your name stands for Knight Commander,

British Empire.

8 A numismatist collects coins.

9 An arctophile collects teddy bears.

10 Derby County won the English Premier League in 1972 and 1975.

11 The typewriter was invented in 1808 by Pellegrino Turri.

12 A bibliophile is passionate about books.

13 Henry VIII beheaded two of his six wives – Anne Boleyn and Catherine

Howard.

14 An ailurophile loves cats.

15 Charles Dickens’ first novel was ‘The Pickwick Papers’.