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Five unassociated questions.
One
Travelling west along the Trans-Canada Highway (TCH) from its western terminus, how many provincial and territorial capitals do you pass through, and what, in geographical order, are their names along with their respective province or territory?
Two
A fictitious error deliberately placed in a reference work is a what?
- Ballicatter
- Frauendienst
- Mountweazel
Three
The title of a 2017, single by Drake shares its name with a fruit, the flower of which is shown above. What was the title of the single?
Four
Three questions based the standard UK and US editions of monopoly.
- What on the UK edition is the equivalent of the American Marvin Gardens?
- The British Leicester Square is the equivalent of what on the American edition?
- What colour are these properties on both the British and American versions?
Five
In this post, No. 3 was appointed on 30 November 1962. The first, Gladwyn Jebb, serving in an ‘acting’ capacity and therefore unnumbered, held the post for 101 days in 1945/46. Nos. 1 and 2 were Scandinavian, while No. 3 was the first non-European. What is this post, who was No. 3, and what was his nationality?
Good luck! I’ll post the answers later.
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