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December 24th, 2005

Church Times Christmas quiz

I’ve just had a chance to take a look at my Christmas Quiz which is a full page feature in this week’s Church Times. Greetings to anyone who has surfed in having followed the half-printed web address (might have been my scanning, I’m not sure). I’m afraid it’s only available to people who have bought the paper or paying Church Times subscribers.

If you have the paper why not cut out the answers and keep them somewhere safe, then give the quiz to the relatives to do when you’re trying to keep them entertained after the Queen’s speech?

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  1. Johann says:

    It is excellent, even though I only got 5 out of 20 (mind distracted by other things). I thought some of my answers were as good though! Someone else in our house got 15 out of 20. We have a visitor coming on Tuesday – we’ll try it on him!
    Do have a go if you can see a copy.

    December 24th, 2005 at 5:25 pm
  2. Kathryn says:

    We finally got round to it somewhere around Holy Innocents or thereabouts…and were reduced to complee hysteria, mingled with groans, fairly rapidly.
    Thanks, Dave…a huge improvement on all the ostensibly “improving” general knowledge quizzes that abound at this time of year.
    Oh, and Happy 2006…and thanks (again) for the best and only laugh that the Windsor report generated.

    January 3rd, 2006 at 10:24 am