- What real-life London pub band was celebrated in a Dire Straits hit song of 1978?
- Who controversially won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016?
- An orphan named Kimball O’Hara is the central character in what Rudyard Kipling novel with a one-word title?
- What bird is associated with the Tower of London?
- Russian thistle, a plant that has become emblematic of the arid American West, is better known by what name?
- In London, what are the Garrick, the Sloane and Boodle’s?
- Who wrote and sang the line “You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one”?
- In what town would you find Central Hawke’s Bay College?
- What is significant about the sentence, “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog”?
- What word can follow anchor, supply and food?
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ANSWERS: 1. The Sultans of Swing; 2. Bob Dylan; 3. Kim; 4. The raven; 5. Tumbleweed; 6. Private clubs; 7. John Lennon; 8. Waipukurau; 9. It contains all the letters in the alphabet; 10. Chain.