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1.(Very rough)Depiction ofWhat?

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connect• 2.Head coach – johann cryuff• Captain – Victor Valdes

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• Catalonia football team

• 3.• This object being described has different

interpretations and is worn by a famous cricketer. An anti glare worn for protection from sun’s rays, a sponsorship gimmick, an alternative to sun shades etc etc.

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• THE STICKERS WORN BY SHIVNARINE CHANDERPAUL UNDER HIS EYES

4•“Of blacke cholor, without boyling”•An Impatient War•“Will you turn me out if I can’t get better?•Prevention Is the Cure•“A Distorted Version of Our Normal Selves”•The Fruits of Long Endeavors•Atossa’s War

Chapters of which book??

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5.In 1816 Percy Bysshe Shelley and his family famously spent a weekend with Lord Byron and friends.They challenged each other to write a scary story within the weekend.

What resulted?

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Mary Shelley, Percy Bysshe Shelley’s wife wrote Frankenstein.

• 6.Conflicting sources trace the usage of the word ______ to either the English sport (and I use the term really lightly) of bowls ( circa 1599) or to card games ( circa 1744). Given that the use of _____ in sport is so far removed from its ordinary English usage, www.word-detective.com theorises that the term may have referred to two bowls “______ against each other” (a fatal error in bowls) or to the metaphorical meaning of ______ referring to a situation where a defeat would “_____ out the hopes” of the losing team. What term?

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• rubber

7.Earliest known cinematic depictions of whom/what?

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DEATH

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The 2012 London

Olympics Opening

Ceremony

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The Harry Potter Round

1.Croton capitatus,is an annual plant with erect, branched stems, densely covered with light brown, wooly hairs that give it a whitish appearance. It grows in dry, open areas, especially sandy and rocky soils. It is distributed across the southern United States, and elsewhere.But why is it in this round of the quiz?

Answer

 J. K. Rowling did not deliberately name the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from her Harry Potter series of books after the hogwort. It was only after the books were published, when a friend reminded her of seeing the plant in the Kew Gardens many years beforehand that Rowling speculated that the name had remained in her subconscious ever since.

Its common name is Hogwort.

2. Jessica (3) Who

Anne (2) Exactly Di (2) Are

Peter These

Mr. Ridley People?? Susan Sladden Jill Prewett Anne Kiely Mackenzie (2)(?) Neil (2) David (2) Sean P. F. Harris

Answer

These are the people

To which J.K. Rowling has

dedicated her books, in some

cases more than once, indicated by the numbers in the

brackets.

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3.What’s the final face in this series?

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4. Connect

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Passwords to the Gryffindor common room.

•Caput Draconis (Latin for "Dragon's Head")•Pig Snout  Wattlebird•Fortuna Major (Latin for "greater luck")•Flibbertigibbet•Oddsbodikins•Scurvy Cur

•Balderdash•Banana Fritters•Fairy Lights•Mimbulus mimbletonia•Abstinence•Baubles•Dilligrout•Tapeworm•Quid Agis 

5. One of those real people!!

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6. Which book?

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• 1.Australia beat Israel; FIFA World Youth Championship, 1991

• AC Milan beat Inter Milan; UEFA Champions League,

• 2003 Bahamas beat British Virgin Islands; FIFA World Cup qualifying match, 2010

• Three anomalous instances of what?

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• Away goal rule when both matches on same ground

2.Written by whom?

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SukumarRay

3.What is it not?

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• 4. The top division in this sport is limited to 42players and is normally known by a name meaning ‗inside the curtain'. This name dates back to the time when top players were given the privilege of being seated in privacy before taking their place in the arena. Which sport?

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• Sumo wrestling

5. James Ellington is a British sprinter is in the Great Britain Olympic team for the 2012 Summer Olympics, running in the 200 metres. He finished fifth in his heat of the 200 metres and failed to progress.In November 2011 Ellington attracted widespread press coverage adopting an unique sponsor gathering procedure.

What did he do?

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Ellington sold his sponsorship rights on eBay in the run up to London 2012.

6.But were it to my fancy givenTo rate her charms,I’d call them heaven;For though a mortal made of clayAngels must love __X__ ____Y____She hath a way so to controlTo rapture the imprisoned soulAnd sweetest heaven on displayThat be to heaven __X__ ___Y____She _____________ ____________To be heaven’s self ___X_____ ______Y______

Supposedly a poem by Shakespeare , for a loved one.Later attributed to Charles Dibdin, who composed it for the Stanford upon Avon festival.Who’s X Y?

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Anne Hathaway(Not this one. But I guess this one is

better to look at.)