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Sunday's Quiz: From The Archives

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Q1. On 1 May 2010, where was a car bomb in a Nissan Pathfinder, which failed to ignite properly, disarmed with no casualties?

Sunday Archive: Originally published in February 2012
A
Times Square, New York City
B
Leicester Square, London
C
Sunset Strip, Los Angeles
D
Champs-Élysées, Paris
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Q2. According to the song, where did Molly Malone "wheel her wheelbarrow"?

Sunday Archive: Originally published in July 2010
A
London
B
Belfast
C
Limerick
D
Dublin
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Q3. Which country lies between Spain and France, in the Pyrenees?

Sunday Archive: Originally published in August 2009
A
Monaco
B
Andorra
C
San Marino
D
Liechtenstein
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Q4. The term "Royal Ascot" is associated with which sport?

Sunday Archive: Originally published in January 2011
A
Saloon car racing
B
Greyhound racing
C
Horse racing
D
Motor cycle racing
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Q5. Psephology is the study of what?

Sunday Archive: Originally published in February 2012
A
Fossils
B
Bumps on the head
C
Rocks and stones
D
Elections and voting patterns
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Q6. Who was the Bulgarian dissident poisoned with ricin when jabbed in the leg with an umbrella on Waterloo Bridge, London, on 7 September 1978?

Sunday Archive: Originally published in June 2009
A
Igor Petrovich
B
Leonid Brezhnev
C
Nikita Khrushchev
D
Georgi Markov
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Q7. Which theatre in Covent Garden, London, was founded in 1663, destroyed by fire in 1672 and 1809, used as a base for ENSA during World War II and reopened as a theatre in 1946?

Sunday Archive: Originally published in July 2010
A
His Majesty's
B
Old Vic
C
Drury Lane
D
Mermaid
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