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two interuptions
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feminism/ question of race
2. What is the title of “one of the great seminal books of the Centre for Cultural Studies” that makes reference to Star Wars?
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The Empire Strikes Back
3. What disease does Stuart Hall refer to in his article on Cultural Studies?
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Marxism, AIDS
4. Who is the author the list of characteristic English features which includes, among other things, 99“Derby Day, Henley Regatta, Cowes, the twelfth of August” that Claire Hobbs mentions?
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T.S. Eliot
5. What is the name of the three-wheeled vehicle for “the economically challenged” that Hobbs mentions?
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Reliant Robin
6. What is the term for the reduction or removal of Parliamentary rule by Westminster over Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?
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The Sewel Convention
7. What is the meeting place of the two houses of the Parliament of the UK?
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Palace of Westminster
8. What is the name of the lower house of the Parliament of the UK?
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House of Commons
9. What is the name of the upper house of the Parliament of the UK?
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House of Lords,
10. What is the title of Raymond Williams’s 1976 work in which he provides a number of unconventional definitions of such terms as ‘culture’?
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Keywords
11. What does Raymond Williams compare culture to in his book Culture and Society?
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A way of life
title of Matthew Arnold’s famous work
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Culture and Anarchy
13. How does Matthew Arnold refer to the middle class?
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Philistines
14. According to Roland Barthes, what can ideology be equalled with?
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Mythmaking
15. What is Barthes’s most celebrated example of myth making?
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A photo of a black soldier saluting a French flag
16. Give one of the many names the Cultural Studies is called.
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Area studies
17. What structure of unknown purpose was built any time from 3000 BC to 2000 BC on Salisbury Plain?
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Stonehenge
18. What was built by the Romans in the 2nd century to protect the northern border of Britannia from the attacks by Scots and Picts?
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Hadrian’s Wall
19. Who was the only monarch in English history to be given the title of ‘Great’
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Alfred The Great
20. What famous battle happened in 1066?
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Hastings
21. What was the name of the king who died in the Battle of Hastings?
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Harold II (Harold Godwinson)
22. What was the name of the Norman leader who was crowned the king of England in 1066?
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William the Conqueror
23. What was the name of the three-decade conflict between the House of Lancaster and the House of York?
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War of The Roses (1455 – 1487)
24. What flower symbolised the House of York?
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White Rose
25. What flower symbolised the House of Lancaster?
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Red Rose
26. What was the name of the monarch who established the Church of England? Henry VIII
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26 What was the name of the monarch who established the Church of England? Henry VIII
27. How many wives did Henry VIII have?
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Six
28. Name one of Henry VIII’s wives. Anne Boleyn
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28 Name one of Henry VIII's wives. Anne Boleyn
29. What was the name of Henry VIII’s daughter who later became the queen of England?
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Mary I / Elizabeth I
30. What was the term Elizabeth I was referred to (in connection with her purity)?
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The Virgin Queen
31. What was the name of Elizabeth’s half-sister who was famous for her religious ardour?
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Mary I
32. Who was referred to as the Lord Protector of the Commonwealth?
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Oliver Cromwell
33. What event that effectively ended the epidemic of bubonic plague happened in 1666?
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The Great Fire of London
34. What was the name of the acts under which the United Kingdom of Great Britain was created in 1707?
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Act of Union 1707
35. Who was the longest reigning monarch in British history?
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Queen Victoria
36. What was Victoria’s husband’s name?
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Prince Albert
37. Who wrote the play Look Back in Anger (1955)
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John Osborne
38. Which media corporation proved to be a cultural pioneer from the 1940s onwards?
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BBC
39. What event took place in 1951 to commemorate the centenary of the Great Exhibition?
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Festival of Britain
40. Name one of the changes introduced by the Clement Atlee cabinet between 1945 and 1951.
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Nationalization of industry
41. Name one of the countries that were granted self-governments by the Atlee government.
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India, Pakistan
42. What was the name of the Labour Home Secretary in the Harold Macmillan cabinet that is associated with pioneering social changes (such as decriminalisation of homosexuality, abortion and divorce)?
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Roy Jenkins
43. What happened in the Queen’s life in 1977?
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Silver Jubilee
44. What is the title of the Sex Pistols song that mocks the Queen and refers to very dark future?
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God Save the Queen
45. What is the name of the tragic event of 1972 in which 14 unarmed civilians were shot by the British army in Derry?
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Bloody Sunday
46. Name one artist whose song was inspired by the 1972 Derry shooting.
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U2, John Lennon
47. What is the general name for the ethno-nationalist conflict in Nothern Ireland that lasted since 1960s until the late 1990s?
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The Troubles
48. What is the name of the Irish revolutionary military organisation established after the Easter Rising of 1916?
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IRA
49. Who was referred to as the Iron Lady?
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Margaret Tatcher
50. What was the name of the military conflict of 1982 between the UK and Argentina?
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Falklands War
51. What is the name of the national health care organisation in the UK?
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NHS
52. Name one of the significant events in British history or politics that happened in 1997.
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The death of princess Diana
53. What was the name of the late 1980s social phenomenon of the money-making youth engaged in stock- broking, investment and merchant banking?
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Yuppie
54. Who was the British Prime Minister after Margaret Thatcher?
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John Major
55. Who was the British Prime Minister after Tony Blair?
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Gordon Brown
56. What is the address of every British Prime Minister?
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10 Downing Street
57. Who is the incumbent British Prime Minister?
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David Cameron
58. Who is the incumbent British Prime Minister’s deputy?
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Nick Clegg
59. What is the name of the political party that is currently in the opposition in the UK?
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Labour Party
60. Who is the incumbent First Minister of Scotland?
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Alex Salmond
61. What is the name of the agreement between the Scottish Government and the United Kingdom Government, signed on 15 October 2012 at St Andrew's House, Edinburgh, on the terms for the Scottish independence referendum, 2014?
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Edinburgh Agreement
62. What is the name of the nuclear program that encompasses the development, procurement and operation of the current generation of British nuclear weapons, and the means to deliver them?
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UK Trident programme
63. What is the name of the first in line to the British throne?
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Prince Charles
64. What is the name of Prince Charles’s wife?
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Camilla Rosemary
65. What is the name of Elizabeth II’s husband?
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Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
66. What is the title that was granted to Kate Middleton upon her marriage to Prince William?
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Duchess of Cambridge
67. What is the capital of Wales?
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Cardiff
68. What is the capital of Northern Ireland?
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Belfast
69. What is the capital of The Republic of Ireland?
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Dublin
70. What is the capital of Scotland?
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Edinburgh
71. What is the Irish name of Ireland?
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Éire
72. What is the name of British currency?
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Pound sterling
73. What is the early Greek and Roman name for Great Britain that refers to white cliffs of Dover?
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Albion
74. What is the name the Romans gave to their southern British province and the female embodiment of Britain?
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Britannia
75. What is the name of the fictional character who is supposed to personify Englishness?
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John Bull
76. What was the Roman name for Scotland?
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Caledonia
77. What was the Roman name for Wales?
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Cambria
78. What was the Roman name for Ireland?
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Hibernia
79. What is the flag of England?
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St George's Cross
80. What is the flag of Wales?
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The flag incorporates the Red Dragon of Cadwaladr, King of Gwynedd, along with the Tudor colours of green and white
81. What is the flag of Scotland
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Saint Andrew's Cross
82. What is the flag of Ireland?
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Saint Patrick's Cross is a red saltire (X-shaped cross) on a white field,
83. What is the flag of The Republic of Ireland?
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Irish tricolour – is a vertical tricolour of green (at the hoist), white, and orange.
84. What is the national plant of England?
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rose
85. What are the national plants of Wales?
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Daffodil, leek
86. What is the national plant of Scotland?
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thistle
87. What is the national plant of Ireland?
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shamrock
88. What is the national colour of England?
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White and red
89. What is the national colour of Wales?
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red
90. What is the national colour of Scotland?
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Blue and white
91. What is the national colour of Ireland?
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Blue and green
92. Who is the patron saint of England?
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Saint George
93. Who is the patron saint of Wales?
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Saint David
94. Who is the patron saint of Scotland?
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Saint Andrew
95. Who is the patron saint of Ireland?
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Saint Patrick
96. Who is the head of English Church?
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Elizabeth II
97. The names with the prefices ‘Mac’ and ‘O’ are traditional for which country?
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Ireland
98. What is the Scottish version of the name ‘John’?
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Ian
99. What is the Iris version of the name ‘John’?
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Sean
100. According to the 2006 poll, what is the estimated UK total population?
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60 406 000
101. What is the name of the British flag?
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Union Jack
102. What do Scottish people celebrate of the 25 January?
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Burns supper
103. What is the name of the traditional Scottish dish made from sheep’s heart, lungs and liver?
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haggis
104. What is the name of the traditional Scottish musical instrument incorrectly translated into Polish as ‘kobza’?
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Bag pipes
105. What is the name of the Welsh national hero who established an independent Wales with its own parliament?
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Owain Glyndŵr
106. Which breed of dog is customarily associated with the English?
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British bulldog
107. What is the name of the most popular annual street festival in Europe?
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Notting Hill Carnival
108. Who is the author of the steel sculpture The Angel of the North?
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Antony Gormley
109. What is the name used to describe a strong London accent whose notable feature is rhyming slang?
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Cockney
110. What is the name of the approach to studying culture through decoding meanings and analysing how they are produced and used in daily life?
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Pragmatics
111. What is the name of the approach to studying culture which underlies the general rules and codes operating in any given culture
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Structuralism
112. What is the name of the approach to studying culture concerned with discursive practices of congealing meaning and ‘making it true’ by closing it and cutting it off from other perspectives?
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Deconstruction
113. What is the title of the emblematic colonial poem by Rudyard Kipling?
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"The White Man's Burden"
114. What is an unequal human and territorial relationship, usually in the form of an empire, based on ideas of superiority and practices of dominance, and involving the extension of authority and control of one state or people over another?
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Imperialism
115. What is the establishment, exploitation, maintenance, acquisition, and expansion of colonies in one territory by people from another territory?
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Colonialism
116. What is an academic discipline featuring methods of intellectual discourse that analyze, explain, and respond to the cultural legacies of colonialism and imperialism?
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Post-colonialism?
117. Name one of the novels in which India intrudes, according to C.C. Eldridge.
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Jane Austen Sense and Sensibility
118. Name one of the blows that the British Empire suffered in the late 18th century according to C.C. Eldridge.
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Loss of American colonies
119. What is the economic theory and practice common in Europe from the 16th to the 18th century that
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119 What is the economic theory and practice common in Europe from the 16th to the 18th century That
promoted governmental regulation of a nation’s economy for the purpose of augmenting state power at the expense of rival national powers?
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Mercantilism
120. What is the economic practice in which transactions between private parties are free from government restrictions, tariffs, and subsidies, with only enough regulations to protect property rights?
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Laissez-faire
121. What was the name of the school of thought led by Cobden and Bright that viewed colonies as burden on the British exchequer
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Manchester Liberalism
122. Who is the author of Essay on the Principle of Population (1798) which predicted the starvation of populations which continued their geometrical growth?
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published in 1798 under the alias Joseph Johnson, but the author was soon identified as Thomas Robert Malthus
123. What is the title of Chinua Achebe’s 1958 novel?
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Things Fall Apart
124. Which author does Achebe call “a thoroughgoing racist”?
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Joseph Conrad
125. Which famous late 13th century traveller does Achebe mention in his essay?
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Marco Polo
126. Which famous man-made construction was not mentioned in the Description of the World which Achebe interprets as symptomatic of a particular “blindness” of some travellers?
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The Great Wall of China
127. Which island in the West Indies was part of Sir Thomas’s property in Jane Austen Mansfield Park?
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Antigua
128. According to Edward Said, did John Stuart Mill support India’s independence?
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“he always recommended that India not be given independence”
129. Who is the author of White Teeth?
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Zadie Smith
130. Name one of the major themes of the novel.
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racism
131. What is Samad’s surname? Iqbal
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131 What is Samad's surname? Iqbal
132. What is Samad’s best friend’s name?
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Archie
133. What is the name of Archie’s pen pal?
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Horst Ibelgaufts
134. What does ‘Irie’ mean in Jamaican?
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Ok, cool, peace
135. What is the nickname Alsana gives to Neena?
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Niece of Shame
136. Who is Irie’s daughter’s father?
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Either Millat or Magid
137. What is the acronymic name of the animal activist group Joshua joins?
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FATE
138. What is Millat’s brother name?
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Magid
139. Which of the twins is sent away?
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Magid
140. What is the acronymic name of the Islamic group Millat belongs to?
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KEVIN
141. What is the characteristic symptom of Dr Sick’s disease?
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Crying with blood
142. What is the name of the project Marcus works on?
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Future Mouse
143. What is Samad’s job?
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He is a waiter
144. What is the name of the pub Archie frequents?
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O'Connell's
145. What does Magit order in his father’s favourite pub?
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Bacon sandwich
146. What is the name of Samad’s great grandfather?
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Mangal Pande
147. During what natural phenomenon was Hortense born?
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Earthquake
148. What is the name of Samad’s English mistress?
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Poppy Burt-Jones
149. What crucial body part does Clara miss?
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Upper teeth
150. How does Archie solve any dilemma?
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Flipping a coin
151. What means of transport does Ryan Topps use?
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Scooter
152. What is Irie’s grandmother’s religion?
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Jehovah's Witness
153. What is Marcus’s wife’s name?
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Joyce Chalfen
154. What is Irie’s job at the Chalfens’ She is studying there
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154 What is Irie's job at the Chalfens' She is studying there
155. What is Alsana’s job?
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She sews clothing
156. How does Alsana punish her husband after he sends one of the twins away?
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She is not talking to him at all
157. What war do Samad and Archie fight in?
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World War II
158. What happens to Irie at the hairdresser’s?
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They have to put ammonia on Irie’s head to straighten her hair. It causes chemical burns.
159. How many children do the Chalfens have?
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Four sons
160. What is Archie’s first wife’s name?
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Ophelia Diagilo
161. What is the phrase used to refer to African hair that some people see as “as bad and the N-word”?
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Good hair
162. Who are the two main villains in Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Sign of the Four?
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Jonathan Small & Tonga
163. What drug is Holmes injecting himself with at the beginning of the novel?
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Cocaine
164. Name one of the expressions connected with The Sign of the Four which have double meaning.
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By injecting himself with cocaine he released sexual tension (sublimation)
165. What are the names of the Sholto brothers?
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Thaddeus & Bartholomew
166. What is the name of the house in which one of the brothers is found dead?
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Pondicherry Lodge
167. What is the preferred murder weapon of Tonga?
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Poison darts
168. Where is Tonga from?
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Andaman Islands
169. What is Tonga’s particular feeding habit?
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Eating raw meat
170. How did Jonathan Small lose his leg?
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It was bitten off by a crocodile
171. Name one of the eponymous four.
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Jonathan Small
172. Which historical event of 1857 is mentioned by Small?
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The Indian Rebellion of 1857
173. What was the name given by Holmes to a horde of homeless children that “invaded” his lodgings?
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The Baker Street irregulars
174. What was the first name of Miss Morstan?
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Mary
175. What is the name of the dog Holmes and Watson use to trace the killers?
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Toby
176. What was the name of the launch Small hired?
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The Aurora
177. Which part of the treasure does Miss Morstan receive?
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The Chaplet
178. Who does Holmes dress like in order to trace Small?
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An old sailor
179. How does Tonga die?
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Tonga was fatally shot by Watson
180. To which animal is Holmes customarily compared?
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A dog
181. How would George Bernard Shaw spell ‘fish’?
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Ghoti
182. Give an example of linguistic cock-ups in English as mentioned by Harry Bingham.
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hiccough
183. How many spellings were there of the word ‘she’ in the 14th and 15th century?
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Over 60
184. What is the name of the most senior London-based bureaucrats whose task was to order the rules of the 15th century English spelling?
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the Masters of Chancery
185. Give an example of an English word that possesses a silent letter because of a false Latin etymological connection.
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Debt
186. Give an example of an English word that possesses a silent letter because of Greek etymological origin.
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Island
187. What is the name of a major change in the pronunciation of the English language that took place in England between 1350 and 1700
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Great Vowel Shift
188. How many ways are there to create the sh sound in English?
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Thirteen
189. What was the name of the winner of the Shaw’s prize awarded to the creator of a new English alphabet?
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Kinsley Read
190. Which English adjectives have two variations based on gender?
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Blond, blonde
191. Which ruler is connected with lack of inflection in English?
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William the Conqueror
192. Roughly how many new words enter the English language each year?
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3000
193. What one name denotes something absolutely top-notch, canine testicles and this symbol “:—“?
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Bollocks
194. Name one of the six assets of the people of the ‘Renewed Britannia’.
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Located between N. America and Asia-> easy to make business with both parties
195. Representatives of which class use the expression ‘pardon’?
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Lower/middle-middle
196. Representatives of which class use the expression ‘wha’
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working class
197. Representatives of which class use the expression ‘serviette’?
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Working class, lower/middle-middle
198. Representatives of which class use the expression ‘toilet’
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Working class, lower/middle-middle
199. Representatives of which class use the expression ‘convenience’?
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Lower/middle-middle
200. Representatives of which class use the expression ‘lavatory’?
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Upper-middle class, upper class
201. Representatives of which class call the evening meal ‘tea’?
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Working class
202. Representatives of which class call the evening meal ‘supper’?
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Upper-middle class, upper class
203. Representatives of which class call their parents ‘Mummy’ and ‘Daddy’?
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Upper-middle, upper class
204. Name a typical working class sport.
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Football
205. Name a typical middle class sport.
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Tennis
206. Name a typical upper class sport.
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Golf
207. Representatives of which class buy furniture in Marks and Spencer?
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Middle-middle class
208. Representatives of which class buy only underwear in Marks and Spencer?
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Middle class
209. ‘Matchy-matchy’ is typical of which class?
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Lower-middle, middle-middle
210. Spotless, car-washed car is typical of which class?
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Whole middle
211. ‘Nuffink’ [nothing] and ‘li’le’ [little] are typical pronunciations of which class?
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Working
212. ‘Ltl’ [little] and using ‘one’ instead of ‘I’ is typical of which class?
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Upper class
213. ‘Barthelona’ and ‘Ibitha’ pronunciations are typical of which class?
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Lower/middle-middle
214. To which class does Kate Middleton belong?
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Upper class
215. To which class does Hiacynth Bucket of Keeping Up Appearances belong to?
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Lower-middle
216. To which class does Stephen Fry belong to?
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Lower middle/working
217. Is contemporary art (or any art, for that matter) for everyone?
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No
218. The contemporary art can be summed up in two sentences. The first one is “I could do that!” What is the second one?
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Yes, but you didn’t.
219. Who is the author of The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living?
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Damien Hirst
220. What is the name given to a loose group of visual artists who first began to exhibit together in London, in 1988? The representatives of the group include Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin.
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Young British Artists (YBA)
222. What is Antony Gormley’s piece entitled Bed (1980-1) made of?
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Bread and parafin wax on aluminium panel 224. Who is the director of the films Hunger, Shame, and more recently, 12 Years a Slave?
225. Name one Turner Prize winner.
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Elizabeth Price

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