9. Both films made from Stephen King stories.
13. Frozen
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19. Cats
1. President of the USA - Obama - in Cuba.
7. There is more than one Dutch royal family? 
Is it the Pearly King and Queen of England and their famous song "My Old Dutch"?
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Friday Quiz 19th February 2016
1. The holder of which office has announced plans to visit which country - the first such visit in over 80 years? US President due to visit Cuba
2. Which 18-team sporting competition begins next week, with the final in August? 2016 Super Rugby (featuring teams from the Southern hemisphere & Japan)
3. Which 11th century wizard became stranded in the 20th century? Catweazle
4. Name the TV programme. The Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club
5. Which wild Northumberland family were distinguishable by the grey streak in their hair? The Mallens
6. What is the name for two words that have the same meaning? Synonyms
7. Which Dutch royal family took their name from a small principality in Southern France? The House of Orange
8. Which Scottish island was evacuated in the 1930s and has had no permanent residents since? St Kilda
9. What links these pictures? Both films based on Stephen King stories - The Running Man & Misery
10. I may buy this for the garden later in the year. What is it? A nut collecter
11. Which TV sports presenter has a racehorse trainer as a father? Clare Balding
12. Which European capital city was bombed by both sides in WWII and also by NATO in 1999? Belgrade
13. Name the track. Frozen by Madonna
14. The two most common surnames for African Americans in the US are also the names of two US presidents. What are they? Washington & Jefferson
15. Which world famous 23 year old virtuoso defected to the West at a Paris airport in the early 1960s? Rudolf Nureyev
16. What is both an educational approach and also the first woman in Italy to be awarded a medical degree? Montessori
17. Who is this? Janet Yellen - Chair of the US Federal Reserve
18. You stand in the middle of a large field and walk forward a number of metres, the number of metres being the first prime number. You then turn right and walk forward a number of metres represented by the second prime number. You keep doing this until all prime numbers less than 100 have been used. How far are you from your starting point? 73.76 metres (see below)
19. What connects these pictures: Fictional cats - Cheshire; Orlando; Garfield; Benny (from Top Cat / Boss Cat); Duchess (from Aristocats)
20. Unscramble the two words : A A A E L P Q R S U Z PLAZA & SQUARE
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Math's workings:
There are 25 prime numbers between 1 and 100, neither of which is prime. (No, 1 is not prime.) So you will walk in an expanding square with sides of length 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, 97 metres.
The net result of your turns will be that you are 56 metres ahead of your starting position.
(2+11+23+41+59+73+97)
- (5+17+31+47+67+83)
You will also be 48 metres to the left of your starting position.
(7+19+37+53+71+89)
- (3+13+29+43+61+79)
To calculate the distance back to the starting position, calculate the length of the hypotenuse of the right angle triangle with sides that are 56 and 48 metres long. This is 73.756 metres
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The Sunshine has come out today. This quiz is too easy, unless you give up reading before the end of the sentence.
7. Gerry Rafferty????
15. AC/DC
4. Cath Kidston.