Strat-tastic
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Which one?
Whichever one I say, it will be the other one! I'll go for Seven Seas of Rhye.Which one?
Whichever one I say, it will be the other one! I'll go for Seven Seas of Rhye.
Wrong! It's not Flash either. Sorry I was pulling your leg there
Only another 85 guesses! I assume it is not Thank God It's Christmas, so that reduces it by another one.
I suppose Bohemian Rhapsody could fit the bill, so let's guess that one!
Is it a track on "A night at the Opera" album please ?
If 'travelling at the speed of light' is time travel might the answer be 'Don't Stop Me Now'?Flash?
"39"?OK, as someone mentioned a Queen song, which Queen song is a flight of fancy about time travel and its effects on the traveller?
"39"?
Back of the net, that's the correct answer!Was it Bill Foulkes?
Which country abolished it's Monarchy and became a Republic - and when?
I'll guess: Portugal, 1910
Leoncavallo - Italian?Which composer was born in 1857?
I wanted to say Wordsworth but he was a poet but not a novelist. So perhaps Thomas Hardy?Which poet and novelist was born in 1840?
Thank you; here are some "On This Day" questions for you:
Which poet and novelist was born in 1840?
Which composer was born in 1857?
In 1938, who (two people) opened the Children's Zoo in Regent's Park, London?
Which country abolished it's Monarchy and became a Republic - and when?
Best of luck!
No, sorry.Leoncavallo - Italian?
Neither of these, sorry. I think that it's only one question, really … "What happened on these days?" I've used this before several times without any problems.Q3. Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret
Q4. Spain, 1932
P.S. Shouldn't we only be setting one question at a time, rather than an entire quiz?
Perhaps Thomas Hardy is right!I wanted to say Wordsworth but he was a poet but not a novelist. So perhaps Thomas Hardy?
None of these, sorry.Q1: William Wordsworth
Q2: Handel
Q3: Agree with Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret
Q4: Pass
Leoncavallo - Italian?
No, sorry.
Thank you; here are some "On This Day" questions for you:
Which poet and novelist was born in 1840?
Which composer was born in 1857?
In 1938, who (two people) opened the Children's Zoo in Regent's Park, London?
Which country abolished it's Monarchy and became a Republic - and when?
Best of luck!
'39 is correct. A Brian May sci-fi cracker and one of my all time faves.
Q2: Elgar
Q3: Gerald Durrell + a.n.other?