Uffington White Horse - Quiz
A) Wiltshire District Council B) Uffington Village Council C) Vale of White Horse District Council D) Berkshire County Council
A) Wiltshire Regiment B) Windsor Horse Artillery C) Royal Berkshire Guard D) Berkshire Yeomanry
A) Thomas Hughes B) Terry Pratchett C) G.K. Chesterton D) Rosemary Sutcliff
A) 1859 B) 1977 C) 2004 D) 1911
A) J.R.R. Tolkien B) Thomas Hughes C) Tennyson D) G.K. Chesterton
A) Sun Horse, Moon Horse B) Tom Brown's Schooldays C) The Ballad of the White Horse D) Idylls of the King
A) The history of King Alfred B) A mystery set in the 1920s C) The Bronze Age creator of the figure D) The life of Thomas Hughes
A) Lethal White B) A Pale Horse C) The Moon Stallion D) Skandar and The Unicorn Thief
A) The shield of Alfred the Great B) The banner of the horsemen of Rohan C) The crest of King Arthur D) The emblem of the Berkshire Yeomanry
A) Thomas Hughes B) Elsa Sjunneson C) Brian Hayles D) Terry Pratchett
A) Lethal White B) Sun Horse, Moon Horse C) A Pale Horse D) The Scouring of the White Horse
A) Faringdon Community College B) The Ridgeway Primary School C) Uffington Academy D) The Ridgeway School and Sixth Form College
A) Thomas Hughes B) Brian Hayles C) Charles Todd D) Terry Pratchett
A) A Hat Full of Sky B) Lethal White C) The Scouring of the White Horse D) Skandar and The Unicorn Thief
A) Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse B) Sun Horse, Moon Horse C) A Pale Horse D) The Moon Stallion
A) 5 ha B) 10 ha C) 1.5 ha D) 3 ha
A) St Patrick B) King Arthur C) St George D) St Michael
A) It has unploughed grasslands B) It contains rare flowers C) It is a bird sanctuary D) It has a unique forest
A) The Gorge B) The Hollow C) The Basin D) The Manger
A) Kingston Lisle B) Avebury C) Uffington village D) Wayland's Smithy
A) Medieval castle B) Neolithic long barrow C) Roman temple D) Iron Age hillfort
A) 1.2 km B) 0.5 km C) 5 km D) 2.4 km
A) London B) Ivinghoe Beacon C) Avebury D) Swindon
A) Wall paintings B) Inscriptions C) Skeletons D) Ritual altars
A) 2003 B) 1995 C) 1981 D) 1858
A) Yorkshire B) Hogansville, Georgia C) Swindon D) Amesbury
A) Stone B) Heather C) Metal D) Chalk
A) St George B) Charlotte Moreton C) Julie Livsey D) Unknown
A) It gallops B) It hides C) It sleeps D) It grazes
A) Every ten years B) Every five years C) Every seven years D) Every year
A) Francis Wise B) The lord of the manor C) Adrian Cox D) William Francis Grimes
A) Francis Wise B) The Countryside Alliance C) William Francis Grimes D) Adrian Cox
A) Land surveyor B) Archaeology professor C) Local farmer D) History teacher
A) English Heritage B) Countryside Alliance C) Real Countryside Alliance D) National Trust
A) Cheltenham Festival B) Big Brother C) National Trust membership D) Local village fair
A) A television camera B) A large jockey C) A rider and three dogs D) A wooden fence
A) Since the Second World War B) Since the 1980s C) Since the 1930s D) Since the 19th century
A) The local village council B) Real Countryside Alliance C) Oxford Archaeology D) The Luftwaffe
A) 110 m B) 120 m C) 100 m D) 130 m
A) Oxfordshire B) Gloucestershire C) Berkshire D) Wiltshire
A) The Mabinogi B) Domesday Book C) Llyfr Coch Hergest D) The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
A) Stratigraphic analysis B) Dendrochronology C) Optically stimulated luminescence testing D) Radiocarbon dating
A) Warfare in Britain B) Religious practices C) Trade networks D) Agricultural techniques
A) National Nature Reserve B) World Heritage Site C) Conservation area D) Scheduled monument
A) 11th century B) 13th century C) 10th century D) 12th century
A) mons albi equi B) equi albus C) equus albus D) mons equinus
A) Dog B) Lion C) Horse D) Sabre-toothed cat
A) White Horse Hill B) Marlborough Palace C) Uffington Castle D) Abingdon Abbey
A) Viking tapestries B) Saxon shields C) Celtic coinage D) Roman mosaics
A) Marlborough Bucket B) Wiltshire Vessel C) Abingdon Container D) Uffington Pail
A) Tom Hughes B) The National Trust C) The Abingdon monks D) Joshua Pollard
A) Midwinter B) Midsummer C) Autumn equinox D) Spring equinox
A) 1072 B) 1857 C) 1755 D) 1859
A) The National Trust banned them B) The chalk ran out C) The crowds were too rowdy D) Local interest disappeared
A) Mike Oldfield B) John Gardner C) Hilary Davan Wetton D) David Bedford
A) Barbara G. Walker B) John Gardner C) Chesterton D) David Bedford
A) Hilary Davan Wetton B) Mike Oldfield C) David Bedford D) John Gardner
A) Swindon Symphony Orchestra B) BBC Symphony Orchestra C) BBC Concert Orchestra D) London Philharmonic
A) BBC's Omnibus B) The History of Britain C) BBC's Concert Hour D) Swindon Arts Review
A) 1982 B) 1978 C) 1959 D) 1983
A) Helium B) Oxygen C) Nitrogen D) Carbon dioxide
A) David Bedford B) John Gardner C) Hilary Davan Wetton D) Mike Oldfield
A) In Utero B) Song of the White Horse C) Ballad of the White Horse D) English Settlement
A) BBC Concert Orchestra B) Nirvana C) The City of London Choir D) XTC
A) London B) Swindon C) Uffington D) Oxford
A) David Bedford B) Hilary Davan Wetton C) John Gardner D) Barbara G. Walker
A) 1978 B) 1982 C) 1993 D) 2024
A) Crombey Street B) High Street C) White Horse Lane D) Omnibus Road |
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