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I'm drawing a blank on geometric shape, sounds, scientific units/prefixes, greek equivalents, or numerical sequences from 1-26.
It's nothing to do with the actual shape of the letters. It's more to do with what some of them stand for.
Hm...
I'm drawing a blank on geometric shape, sounds, scientific units/prefixes, greek equivalents, or numerical sequences from 1-26.
I can think of chemical elements for almost all of group 2, but none for groups 1 or 3Chemical elements?
Getting very warmChemical elements?
If it's to do with chemical symbols, maybe the "group one" letters are chemical symbols / element names but only as part of a two letter symbol.
The "group two" letters are one letter chemical symbols / element names.
B = Boron
C = Carbon
F = Fluorine
H = Hydrogen
I = Iodine
K = Potassium
N = Nitrogen
O = Oxygen
P = Phosphorus
R = ????
S = Sulphur
U = Uranium
V = ????
W = Tungsten
Y = ????
And the "group three" letters are the exceptions (no elements beginning with J or Q).
What's the one represented by 'R'?100% correct. Please take charge of the chemistry lab.
What's the one represented by 'R'?
Just checking...I'm glad you spotted the deliberate mistake
Is the correct answer.I believe he also discovered Uranium.
You are correct.3 - Richard Whiteley, Countdown
You are correct with all your answers.1: Laika
6: Nixon, 1975 ( or is he too obvious? )
7: Louise Brown 1978
You are correct with all three answers.2) Judith Keppel.
9) Ursula Andress.
11) Matthew Webb.
Sorry not correct I'm afraid.Was 6 Adams?
Or indeed Vesper Lynd in 'Casino Royale' which was the first James Bond novel to be published.You could argue that the first Bond girl was Eunice Gayson.
I have Ursula Andress as the 1st Bond Girl on screen but will accept Eunice Gayson as well as she was in Dr No playing Sylvia Trench.You could argue that the first Bond girl was Eunice Gayson.
As I didnt make the question clear that I wanted the 1st Bond Girl on screen, I will accept Vesper Lynd as a correct answer.Or indeed Vesper Lynd in 'Casino Royale' which was the first James Bond novel to be published.
Sorry no.4 is wrong and one of the answers in no.5 is correct.4/ In which country was the 1st CD made ? - Britain
5/ Who was the 1st female newsreader in the UK ? - Selina Scott or Angela Rippon
You are correct with Nan Wilton, I also had Angela Rippon as a correct answer also.With no 5 Nan Winton in 1960. Angela Rippon was the first female newsreader to become popular. Ah, that Morecombe and Wise Christmas special
And I agree that as question 9 stands the first Bond girl would be Vesper Lynd
The only answers left to get in Famous 1sts quiz are :
4/ In which country was the 1st CD made ?
8/ Who was the 1st winner of I'm a Celebrity, get out of here ?
10/ What was the name of the 1st person to receive the co-vid vaccine ?
12/ What was the 1st record to be played on Radio 2 ?