E: 24/12 (ADVENT) Dorset Cereals Christmas Quiz (Facebook only)

fizzyhelen

scrumpy1 wrote: »

Hi, Should the answer not be A) Cliff Richard, that is what others are mostly putting on the post x

Ladyt is right from here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UK_Singles_Chart_Christmas_number_ones
Paul McCartney has been top eight times with various acts. Cliff Richard has spent four Christmasses at number one; two as a solo act, one with The Shadows and one as part of Band Aid II.

ladyt

scrumpy1 wrote: »

Hi, Should the answer not be A) Cliff Richard, that is what others are mostly putting on the post x

I suspect many of them on the Facebook post just play "follow my leader" with the answer...oh well, it just increases our chances of winning, seeing as so many of them have opted for the wrong answer

Blulu

21 DEC

Answer by commenting below to try & win one of 10 cases of our muesli
The question: Who once banned Christmas carols in England?

A: Queen Victoria
B: Henry VIII
C: Thomas à Becket
Oliver Cromwell

Source

Blu X

fizzyhelen

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Day 22 of our Christmas quiz, how exciting. Answer by commenting below to try & win one of 10 cases of our granolas (full t&c's here: http://on.fb.me/Iy1ZXq). The question: Which city is considered the 'gingerbread capital of the world'?
A: Nuremberg, Germany :D
B: Lausanne, Switzerland
C: Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Oslo, Norway

ladyt

23rd December - win one of 10 cases of their chunky porridges


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Christmas Pudding was first made as a kind of what?
A: Breakfast dish
B: Soup
C: Stuffing
Decoration

Pomdren

24th December - win one of 10 copies of the wonderful Breakfast Book

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Will tomorrow be a white Christmas (the Met Office define it as 'a single snowflake observed falling in the 24 hours of 25 December at a specified location')?
A: Yes ?
B: No

The news says the Met Office has predicted it will be a white Christmas, so I guess it's a yes.