CAMELOT FANTASIES

Thank you so much Lady Ann ♥️

You're welcome, Lady Divine.

I just remembered. I owe you an English 1.

1. Who wrote the Canterbury Tales?
2. What are Pontefract cakes made of?
3. What type of horses are Suffolk punches & Shires?
4. What modern town was known as Lagentium in Roman times?
5. What modern town was known as Jorvik in Viking times?
6. What modern town was known as Aqua Sulis in Roman times?
7. Who was famous for writing plays & sonnets?
8. What accompanies Yorkshire puddings most often?
9. Who designed St. Paul's Cathedral after the Great Fire of London destroyed the original?
10. Where did the great fire of London start?

Amazing Lady Ann
I will be back soon to interact with your quiz!

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You're welcome, Lady Divine. Enjoy!

1. Geoffrey Chaucer
2. Licorice
7. Shakespeare
9. Sir Christopher Wren
10 Great fire of London 1666 September 2 to 5

Thank you Lady Ann 💖

Quote from: Divine Metamorphoses on October 13, 2018, 11:37:20 am

1. Geoffrey Chaucer
2. Licorice
7. Shakespeare
9. Sir Christopher Wren
10 Great fire of London 1666 September 2 to 5

Thank you Lady Ann 💖

The answers are
1. Geoffrey Chaucer which you got correct
2. Liquorice which you also got right
3. Heavy working horses
4. Castleford
5. York
6. Bath
7. William Shakespeare which you got right.
8. Roast beef
9. Sir Christopher Wren which you got right.
10. I asked where so the answer is pudding lane.

Thank you so very much Lady Ann

Had fun. 💖💖

1.What did Barnes-Wallace invent?
2.Who is the main character of the film "Reach for the sky"?
3.What date did Britain enter W.W.2?
4.Who declared that Britain was now at war with Germany in 1939?
5.What was Winston Churchill's middle name?
6.What nationality was Frieze-Green?
7.Who designed Edinburgh New Town?
8.What did Charles Rennie McIntosh design & make?
9.Where was Charles Rennie McIntosh from?
10.What was Glasgow famous for?
11.Which famous explorer is America named after?
12.Davy Crockett was a famous:-
13.(a) Native American
 (b) Mountain Man
 (c) Cowboy
 (d) Homesteader?

 14.Who was the Native American chief whose army fought against General Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn?
 15. What nationality were the politicians, David Lloyd George, Nye Bevan & Aneurin Bevin?
 16. Who brought Protestantism into England?
 17. Who brought Protestantism into Scotland?
 18. Who was the Aztec emperor at the time when the Conquistadors conquered Mexico?
 19. During which century did the French Revolution take place?
 20. Who was Asclepios?

When you have a chance

Would love a quiz

Lady Ann. You expand my cranium.

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O.K. Lady Divine. I will.

Awesome. !!!!

I've got 1 on music this time. You may find it easy.

1. Who was nick-named "The King of Skiffle"? For an extra point name his band.
2. Who sang a song about an artist?
3. Don McLean's "American pie" refers to the "Day the music died" which was how he referred to the day 3 singers died in a plane crash. Who were they?
4. Who was known as "The King of Rock & Roll"?
5. Who is the most well-known Motown singer?
6. What is a crescendo?
7. What is a diminuendo?
8. If you're singing a song acapella, how are you singing it?
9. Who is the most well-known Reggae singer?
10. Which song contains the line, "He bought you a race-horse for Xmas"?

Yeah! LADY Ann.  Fun stuff...I love music

1. Lonnie Donegan...skiffle is the band?
2. A song about an artist, meaning another singer?
3.Holly, Richie and Valens died Feb 3, 1959.
4. King of Rock + Roll is Elvis. He died August 16, 1977 Queen of Soul died August 16, 2018. Huge joke for me. My birthday is August 16. Profound that these greats passed on the date .
5. Motown male or female?
6. Music slowly increases, it is the highest point.
7. Dimineundo... diminutive...small point?
8. Acapella... singing with no music...
9. No woman, no cry Marley...
10. I don't know


These were fun!!!!

Thank you!!!!!!💜❤💜❤💓