Well, it’s that time of year again – Valentine’s day. After the success of last year’s Valentine’s quiz, Badger has sucked it up and settled into producing another one. So, here goes… as always, answers, along with the picture you would like us to publish should you be lucky enough to win can be sent to quiz[at]newsnibbles.co.uk – good luck, Nibblers.
- Who wrote the poem “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day”?
- In the film, Love Actually, what gift does Harry give Karen when she thinks she’s getting an expensive necklace?
- What is the name of Donald Duck’s girlfriend?
- Which hunky former vampire starred in the horror film, Valentine?
- We would like you to write us a poem, if you get all the other answers right our favourite poem will win, and be published below with your picture. You need to start it with “Newsnibbles, how do I luff thee?”
And congratulations to last week’s winners, who proved very knowledgeable about Richard III. The correct answers, along with our winners’ pictures are published below.
- How many King Richards were there prior to Richard III? – 2
- Who did Richard lock in a tower never to be seen again? – Known as the “Princes in the Tower” they were actually, King Edward V, and his brother Prince Richard.
- What was the name of the play about Richard III that Shakespeare wrote? –Richard III (Yes, that was a bit of a trick one…)
- What condition was Richard suffering from that caused him to walk with a hunch? – Scoliosis
- How old was Richard when he was defeated in battle by Henry Tudor? – 32
