FRIENDS OF EASTCOTE HOUSE GARDENS

‘FULL OF COLOURS’

EASTER QUIZ

Can you identify 60 common words or phrases from the clues provided? There is at least one colour in every answer.

Example: Clue - Very fast dog Answer – Greyhound

All completed answer sheets and entry fees to be returned to Rosemary & Antony Bucksey at 19 Abbotsbury Gardens no later than 5pm on Friday 3rd April 2015.

Entry Fee £1.00 Higher donations gratefully accepted!Cheques payable to “Friends of Eastcote House Gardens”

Please feel free to distribute to friends, relatives and colleagues who you think might like to take part.

In the event of a tie the winning entries will be drawn from a hat1.

If you wish to receive feedback on your entry and/or see the correct answers please provide your email address in the space provided on the answer sheet or provide a stamped self addressed envelope with your entry.

Good luck!

1 Note: Quiz compilers decision on correct answers is final.

How could anyone resist the chance to win Charlie Chick & Harry Hopalot, or one of the other delicious Easter Eggs, in this year’s FEHG Easter Quiz!

And you get the opportunity to contribute £1.00 towards the Eastcote House Garden’s Restoration Fund?

1st Prize: Thornton’s Charlie Chick & Harry Hopalot Easter Eggs

2nd Prize: Cadbury Caramel Egg

3rd Prize: Malteasers Egg

Rosemary & Antony Bucksey

FEHG – EASTER QUIZANSWER SHEET & ENTRY FORM

Complete as many answers as you can, writing your answer clearly.

First, second and third prizes available. If there are 2 or more entries with the same number of correct answers the entrant’s names will be put into a draw and the winners picked at random.

When you have finished, or completed as many as you can, return this answer sheet, with your contact details clearly printed below, along with your entry fee to Rosemary & Tony Bucksey, 19 Abbotsbury Gardens, Eastcote, HA5 1TA, no later than 3rd April 2015.

Entry fee £1.00 (Cheques payable to Friends of Eastcote House Gardens) Please do not send cash via Royal Mail.

Please provide your email address or enclose SAE if you would like to receive a copy of the answers after the closing date2. Please write clearly.

Name………………………………………………

Address………………………………………………………………………….

Phone number………………………………… E –Mail address…………………………………..…....

Example: Clue: Very fast dog Answer: Greyhound

Clue Print Answer Clearly1. Jokes about socially taboo subjects

2. Get approval to move ahead or proceed with a project.

3. A memorable, joyful or special day

4. Pensioner’s spending money!

5. A notional credit!

6. Only visible when hallucinating due to alcohol!

7. Location of heavy industry in the Midlands

8. Sent off!

2 Answers will only be provided to entrants of the quiz, or any other individuals on receipt of a minimum donation of £1.00 to the Friends of Eastcote House Gardens

Clue Print Answer Clearly 9. British Government offices

10. So slippery – cannot see it

11. A Conservative assassination

12. Area with no previous buildings

13. No Parking

14. Dilute to taste!

15. The Army Air Corp display team

16. The smallest finger on the human hand!

17. Casino Card game

18. Military policeman

19. Obscene film!

20. Only use a felt tip pen!

21. I’m very happy /pleased with myself

22. Epidemic of bubonic plague

23. Completely unexpected!

24. Type of break!

24. The 1st book of the raunchy trilogy!

26. Very warm pop group!

27. The Royal Navy’s helicopter display team

28. Bing Crosby film

29. Mobile Phone provider

30. Infrequent event in a depressed night sky!

31. Great for rafting & canoeing!

32. Uneducated rural white American

33. Snooker on the Television

34. Would Mr Royce or Mr Rolls wear these trainers!

Clue Print Answer Clearly35. Intimidating stare!

36. A ‘double A side’ with “Eleanor Rigby”!

37. Here you must get close to Jack – indoors or outside!

38. Covert activity for the military!

39. Prince’s rain growing shoots!

40. Granny on the internet!

41. RAF display team

42. Girl’s name seen at the end of the rainbow!

43. Righteous, innocent

44. Someone criticizing someone else for a quality they themselves possess!

45. Less than no money in the bank!

46. Cruel, evil & mean

47. Refers to a particular class of jobs once only filled by women

48. Traditional marriage in a church

49. Women’s prize for writing stories!

50. Sign of Lloyds bank

51. Site for the fair or perhaps the cricket pitch!

52. Famous Race Horse

53. Dorothy’s route to the Emerald City!

54. Causes laughter out of a tragic event or situation

55. Continues until you have finally lost your patience

56. Vegetables with a bounce!

57. A harmless untruth!

58. Nasty spot (not associated with accidents though!)

59. Young herring

60. International basis of time reckoning