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There are two White Room Quizzes each week - one on Monday and one on Wednesday.
Today`s White Room Quiz is an "Odd Questions" edition with 8 questions.
Instead of the questions being from the usual categories, there is one question on each of these subjects -
INITIALS MAPS FLAGS CARS NURSERY RHYMES CODES MOTORWAYS ADVERTS
The White Room Quiz is open to all members.
Those wishing to take part must pm me - @Mi-Amigo - with their answers between 12 noon today [Wednesday] and 11.59pm tomorrow [Thursday]
I hope our regular quizzers
@Cleoriff @pgn @jonsie @gmarkj @MI5 @TallTrees @O2EmmaLouise @TheresaV @LukasB
and any member, who has taken part in the past or has never taken part, and any new members
will join in with today`s White Room Quiz.
TODAY`S EIGHT QUESTIONS
Q1 INITIALS In measuring intelligence, what does the letter Q stand for in IQ ?
Q2 MAPS On an Ordnance Survey map, what does a dotted line indicate ?
Q3 FLAGS What colour is the cross on the flag of Sweden ?
Q4 CARS Which car manufacturer produced the Avensis from 1997 to 2018
and the Corolla from 2018 to present day ?
Q5 NURSERY RHYMES In the nursery rhyme, where does the Muffin Man live ?
Q6 CODES ATL is the international airport code for which city ?
Q7 MOTORWAYS Clacket Lane Service are on which UK motorway ?
Q8 ADVERTS What was the name of the brand of beer which comedian Peter Kay advertised on TV
between 2002 and 2005 ?
The White Room Quiz is open to all members of the Community.
Those who want to take part must pm [private message] me [Mi-Amigo] with their answers between 12 noon today [Wed 05 May 2021] and 23.59 [11.59pm] tomorrow [Thurs 06 May 2021]
- allowing 36 hours to pm your answers.
Please do not post your answers on the thread.
The answers - and results for each player taking part - will be posted on morning of Fri 07 May 2021
Each member will be awarded 
for each correct answer. In addition, each member who gives
EIGHT correct answers SIX correct answers FOUR correct answers
will be awarded will be awarded will be awarded
SILVER THINKER BRONZE THINKER RED THINKER
THE RULES
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Wow, record participation and prizes, well done all and thank you @Mi-Amigo!
Boundaries with no walls or hedges are 'open boundaries', dotted lines on an o/s map, I always thought - but could be open to interpretation, tricky one!
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Thank you @pgn
Well done on your Silver Thinker
As you said
Boundaries with no walls or hedges are 'open boundaries', dotted lines on an o/s map, I always thought - but could be open to interpretation, trick one!
which is why I gave 
for boundary or footpath as an answer.
Love it 
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I have several os maps this one 1996
- Outdoor and leisure os marks regarding foot paths and boundaries .. if on a walk it would make more sense. Photo below of OS 1:25 000 Outdoor leisure
@pgn ?
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This one is an older OS and shows dots for footpath
@Mi-Amigo
So both are correct dash or dot.
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So interesting - how many munroes have I walked, and I've never really noticed before, @TallTrees!
But investigation shows the OS Map Keys are on line and included here for ref:
1:25000 is a boundary - black dotted
https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/documents/resources/25k-raster-legend.pdf
1:50000 is a footpath - red "dotted", after a fashion:
https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/documents/resources/50k-raster-legend.pdf
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Ah no on-line just maps in "the old days" @pgn
Interesting you have braved the Munros ~ seems Scotland can't make up their minds "how many munros there are" but there are plenty to chose from.
I have been out for Munro climbs but must say ONLY in a support capacity. I am not a
good climber ~ and the winds can be very strong there, no crampons or ice axes for me,
thank you very much 
There is one on Sky and is quite a nasty bit of work called "the inaccessible Pinnacle"
last time having sent "my brave ones" off on their way (whilst I had held the fort at home)
I was told there were 80 mile an hour winds there and they could not stand up!
All came back in one piece though.
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@TallTrees wrote:Ah no on-line just maps in "the old days" @pgn
Interesting you have braved the Munros ~ seems Scotland can't make up their minds "how many munros there are" but there are plenty to chose from.
I have been out for Munro climbs but must say ONLY in a support capacity. I am not a
good climber ~ and the winds can be very strong there, no crampons or ice axes for me,
thank you very much
There is one on Sky and is quite a nasty bit of work called "the inaccessible Pinnacle"
last time having sent "my brave ones" off on their way (whilst I had held the fort at home)
I was told there were 80 mile an hour winds there and they could not stand up!
All came back in one piece though.
I've not been up that many of the munros (Scottish mountains of at least 3000ft in height!), @TallTrees, but the ones I did get to, it was absolutely required to have not one but two maps of the area - between rain and a midgie-swat, maps tended to have shor lifespans!
Never bothered with the dotted lines though, it must be said.
I've camped within view of or near the foot of a couple on Skye, the Quiraing and the Old Man of Storr come to mind. It can be breezy in the Western Isles!
A night at a campsite outside Westport, Co. Mayo in Ireland was pretty memorable - in a camper van that time, but the tent that had been about 20m away from us the night before was gone the following morning, just some debris and a shredded groundsheet to show where it had been. I can only assume the occupants had had the presence of mind to bed-down in the site office before the wind whisked the canopy away...
