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TEST YOURSELF! The next three pages are full of of tricky questions, challenging crosswords and quiz games which are just for your fun and enjoyment. Why not get together with other members of your group and see how well you can do. You’ll find all the answers on page 14 of this issue. For our Prize Competitions see page 5!

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In which country was the battle of Waterloo fought?

In which country could you have a conversation in Magyar?

What stopped at precisely 3.45 on 5 August 1975?

What was Winston Churchill’s wife’s Christian name?

What did HMS Ark Royal have the distinction of being?

What was the name of the monarch who boycotted Prince Charles’s wedding to Lady Diana Spencer?

What were the surnames of the three leaders that attended the Yalta C onference?

Who was later revealed as the fourth man in the Burgess, Philby and Maclean spy ring?

Why was Ben Johnson banned after breaking the 100-metre world record in 1988?

Who won his 3rd consecutive US Open Men’s Singles tennis title in 1978?

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