Daves Quiz 3 (Questions only)

1. Why is it that in expensive car commercials, the registration plate of the car usually contains letters A, O, I, W, M, T and H and the numbers 1, 0 and 8?

2. Breast milk contains which popular, although often criticised ingredient of Chinese (fast food) cuisine?

3. True or false: Ejector seats are often fitted to helecopters.

4. The highest value banknote ever produced by the Bank of England was codenamed "The Titan". How much was it worth?
    a: ?10,000
    b: ?100,000
    c: ?1,000,000
    d: ?100,000,000

5. Which timely Author famously wrote "Socialism draws towards it with magnetic force every fruit juice drinker, nudist, sandal wearer, sex maniac, Quaker, nature-cure quack, pacifist and feminist in England"?

6. True or false: The best way to escape from a polar bear is to remove one's clothing, leaving items of clothing on the ground while backing away.

7. What is the youngest age that a child can drink alcohol in a pub, restaurant or beer garden in the UK, as long as an adult buys the drink?

8. During the 1870 siege of Paris by the Prussians the Parisians ran out of food. What did restaurant owners cook for their famished customers?
    a: Rats
    b: Small birds
    c: Pigeons
    d: Their pets

9. What do the following have in common (Clue: think festive):
    Paris, London, Poland and Banana?

10. Who was the first King of England (from 924 to 939)?

11. Fill in the two missing numbers: Ronald Reagan was the XXth President of the United States and the XXrd Governor of California